The privatization of Pakistan International Airlines requires approval from the Council of Common Interests.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 5

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What happened

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Who's involved

What this event is mainly about

Council of Common Interests Pakistan International Airlines

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The economic challenges in Pakistan, including operational losses in companies like Pakistan Steel Mills and privatization delays, are being discussed.

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The entities involved

Council of Common Interests
constitutional body in the Government of Pakistan

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Pakistan International Airlines
flag-carrier airline of Pakistan

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Related events

Pakistan International Airlines completed its privatization process, with Arif Habib Consortium taking over management.Jun 29

Coverage

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Sep 5pakistantimes.com