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Pakistan to fund major railway projects in upcoming budget, PM says

Pakistan to fund major railway projects in upcoming budget, PM says

  • Government targets completion of ML-1, ML-3 and Thar coal rail projects to boost freight transport
  • Pakistan Railways expects record Rs40 billion ($144 million) freight revenue by end of June
By Hasaan Ali Khan ·
Pakistan railways fires officials after fatal Khanewal bridge collapse probe

Pakistan railways fires officials after fatal Khanewal bridge collapse probe

By Ismail Dilawar ·
Pakistan, Iran discuss expanding rail links as regional tensions reshape trade routes

Pakistan, Iran discuss expanding rail links as regional tensions reshape trade routes

By Arab News Pakistan ·
Pakistan Railways earns record Eid revenue of over $1.7 million

Pakistan Railways earns record Eid revenue of over $1.7 million

By Arab News Pakistan ·
Pakistan PM directs railways to upgrade freight capacity to conserve fuel amid Iran war

Pakistan PM directs railways to upgrade freight capacity to conserve fuel amid Iran war

By NAIMAT KHAN ·
Pakistan Railways to run four special trains ahead of Eid Al-Fitr

Pakistan Railways to run four special trains ahead of Eid Al-Fitr

By Ismail Dilawar ·
Kazakhstan offers to finance rail link to Pakistan ports via Afghanistan

Kazakhstan offers to finance rail link to Pakistan ports via Afghanistan

By Arab News Pakistan ·
Pakistan Railways to complete first phase of largest digitization drive by June 2026

Pakistan Railways to complete first phase of largest digitization drive by June 2026

By Arab News Pakistan ·
Pakistan Railways targets $3.6 billion revenue amid track expansion, service upgrades

Pakistan Railways targets $3.6 billion revenue amid track expansion, service upgrades

By Arab News Pakistan ·
Pakistan Railways to outsource passenger trains in open auction to cut losses — state media

Pakistan Railways to outsource passenger trains in open auction to cut losses — state media

By Arab News Pakistan ·
Pakistan approves $390 million plan to build 1,350 km rail track from Balochistan mines

Pakistan approves $390 million plan to build 1,350 km rail track from Balochistan mines

By Shahjahan Khurram ·
Special Pakistan gets Chinese approval for $2 billion rail upgrade to transport mine exports — minister video

Pakistan gets Chinese approval for $2 billion rail upgrade to transport mine exports — minister

By Waseem Abbasi ·
Special Pakistan seeks Saudi, Emirati investment to revamp aging railway track video

Pakistan seeks Saudi, Emirati investment to revamp aging railway track

By Waseem Abbasi ·

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