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MeriTaleem.com providing career counseling to Pakistani students

MeriTaleem.com is an online platform that provides consultation to students to move towards a better future. The website contains all the useful information that is required to make such important decisions. All you have to do is, visit the website; it contains information for all universities in Pakistan. Students are required to select program, specialization and location of the city, and they will be provided with all the information in that respect. It contains all the details regarding admissions, scholarships, including upcoming events in different universities of Pakistan. Overall it seems to be a really supportive platform for the young people who are the future of Pakistan.

China setting Smartphone plant in Pakistan 

Pakistani government offered all possible support and incentives to Chinese group to contribute in telecom sector.  In response to which, the Chinese group decided to set up a Smartphone plant in Pakistan. Reportedly, this project will be a fast track project. Chinese Mobile Companies Association Secretary General Lou Peide claimed that they will not step back in providing Pakistani people with Chinese expertise and experience, when Pakistan is providing such an opportunity for manufacturing 3G&4G capable smartphones. In addition, he concluded that 80% of the global market that produce smartphones is owned by Chineseand it offer smartphones from between $22 to $600.

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