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Pakistan’s Ministry of Finance is already reporting promising signs for 2014, thanks in part to a $6.7 billion loan package from the IMF and the very recent oversubscribed $2 billion-launch of Eurobonds

Roll up your sleeves and don’t be afraid to dip your fingers into the aromatic, distinct and delicious world of Pakistani cuisine

Pakistani schools and institutions of higher learning are availing themselves of British expertise in the sector, thus improving the country’s chances of faster socio-economic development

Visitors to Pakistan can witness for themselves the land of legend where ancient history lives on, whilst enjoying first-class hospitality and a vibrant culture

Disaster relief, diaspora remittances and strong trade are just some of the ties that have kept Pakistan and the UK’s relations strong over the decades

For the last several decades, Pakistan has been used as a pawn in the game of global powers owing to its geographical situation. Now, the democracy is finding its feet, eager to show the world its potential as a political and trade equal

The 2013 landmark democratic and peaceful transition of power restores investor confidence and could position Pakistan as the ‘next big thing’ in Asia

To date, Trinidad and Tobago’ principal wealth has been focused around its natural resources, making up 45% of the country’s GDP; however the government is making a concerted effort to diversify the economy, and the Ministry of Planning and Sustainable Development is the primary vehicle behind this process. In an interview with United World, Dr Bhoendradatt Tewarie (the Minister of Planning and Sustainable Development) talks about the efforts being made towards diversification, the key sectors behind this drive, as well as some of the key ‘growth poles’

With Mongolia finally starting to build better infrastructure in order to boost its coal exports, in an interview with United World, Mr. Batsuuri – the CEO of state-owned mining company Erdenes TT – is confident that the foreign investment needed to complete its projects will soon come flooding in

In an interview with United World, Mr. Batkhuu from the Parliamentary Working Group on Transport at Mongolia’s Ministry of Transport discusses the current developments ongoing in Mongolia’s transport sector as well the country’s vision to build an integrated network of infrastructure in order to boost connectivity and trade