Archive · 25 Jan 2026
Pak-India Business Council Urges Dialogue on Republic Day
The Pak-India Business Council (PIBC) wished India a happy Republic Day and asked both countries to talk to each other to solve their problems.
They said India and Pakistan should work together to make things better for everyone.
The PIBC chairman, Noor Muhammad Kasuri, talked about how India and Pakistan have many things in common and should use that to make peace.
He also said that both countries should work on big projects together to make people's lives better.
Meanwhile, India's President Droupadi Murmu said that India is doing really well and might become the third-biggest economy in the world soon.
She talked about how India is growing fast and how women are doing great things in the country.
She also mentioned that the government is making changes to help the economy and workers.
Pak-India Business Council (PIBC) urges both countries to resume dialogue to resolve outstanding issues.
PIBC Chairman Noor Muhammad Kasuri acknowledges India's strides in infrastructure, technology, and industrial development.
President Droupadi Murmu states India is on track to become the world's third-largest economy.
President Murmu highlights India's economic growth, self-reliance, and the role of women in nation-building.
PIBC emphasizes the need for cross-border platforms to promote economic cooperation and sustainable development.
- Who
- Pak-India Business Council (PIBC) and President Droupadi Murmu
- What
- PIBC urges dialogue between Pakistan and India; President highlights India's economic growth and achievements
- When
- January 25, 2026 (eve of Republic Day)
- Where
- Lahore, Pakistan and India
- Why
- To promote peace, prosperity, and economic cooperation between Pakistan and India, and to highlight India's economic and social achievements
- Organization
- Pak-India Business Council (PIBC)
- Chairman
- Noor Muhammad Kasuri
- Event
- Republic Day
- India's Economic Goal
- Third-largest economy
- Key Principles
- Self-reliance and swadeshi
- Women's Representation
- 46% in Panchayati Raj institutions
- GST
- One Nation, One Market
- Labour Reforms
- Four Labour Codes issued