سنگاپور، 8 دسمبر 2017ء/پی آرنیوزوائر/– چین اقتصادی سفر کے اگلے مرحلے پر قدم رکھ رہا ہے اسٹارٹ-اپ انقلاب جہاں ٹیکنالوجی اور انٹریپرینیورشپ میں جدت طراز ٹیکنالوجی، دور اندیش شخصیات کی نئی نسل سے تحریک پاتے ہوئے مستقبل کی دنیا کو مضبوط کر رہی ہے۔ مکمل ملٹی میڈیا ریلیز کے لیے یہاں کلک کیجیے: http://www.prnasia.com/mnr https://photos.prnasia.com/prnvar/20171206/2007632-1-a […]
Karachi, Azgard Nine Limited informed Pakistan Stock Exchange that board of directors meeting of the company will be held on December 13, 2017 at Lahore to discuss the order issued by the Honorable Lahore High Court in respect of election of Directors and undertake/consider matters ancillary thereto. Further, the company has declared the closed period from December 08, 2017 to December 13, 2017 Azgard Nine Limited was incorporated in Pakistan as a public limited company. It is a spinning, weaving, dyeing and stitching unit engaged in the manufacturing of yarn, denim and denim related products. The company has three production units with Unit I located at 2.5 K.M off Manga, Raiwand Road, District Kasur, Unit II at Alipur Road, Muzaffargarh and Unit III at 20 K.M off Ferozpur Road, 6 K.M Bandian Road on Ruhi Nala, Der Khud Lahore. The registered office of the company is situated Lahore. It is listed on Karachi Stock Exchange. The symbol “ANL” is being used by the stock exchanges for the shares of Azgard Nine Limited.
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WASHINGTON The White House was fully briefed on the potential security fallout from officially recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and announcing plans to move the U.S. embassy there.
The outgoing director of the U.S. National Counterterrorism Center, Nicholas Rasmussen, said while intelligence officials offered no advice as to whether the move would help achieve U.S. policy goals, President Donald Trump was informed of the national security ramifications.
Our role is limited to spelling out with as much precision and care as possible our assessments of what particular courses of action will lead to in terms of threats, Rasmussen said Friday during an appearance at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington.
I can certainly say in the case of this particular policy decision [on Jerusalem], that was done, he added.
Protests across Arab, Muslim world
Protests have broken out across parts of the Arab and Muslim world, from Iraq, Jordan and Lebanon to Pakistan, Malaysia and Indonesia, in response to Trump’s announcement Wednesday.
Violence also erupted in Israel, the West Bank and Gaza Strip, where Palestinians declared a day of rage Friday.
Militants in Gaza fired a series of rockets at Israeli towns. Israeli military officials responded with a series of airstrikes that reportedly wounded 25 people.
A Palestinian man was also killed by Israeli forces during clashes along the Israel-Gaza border.
Response from terror groups
Terrorist groups have also been quick to respond to Washington’s official recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital.
Al-Qaida’s Al-Sahab Media Foundation on Thursday called the move an act of blatant aggression against the sanctities of Muslims � a high-voltage shock, and called on Muslims to target U.S. vital interests.
Just as you kill us, you shall be killed; just as you bomb us, you, too, shall be bombed, the statement said according to the SITE Intelligence Group.
The Islamic State also called for supporters to help liberate Jerusalem by waging jihad, against Israel and the West, in it’s weekly, digital Al Naba newspaper, SITE said.
State Department issues caution
Following Wednesday’s announcement on Jerusalem, the State Department issued a worldwide caution, saying, U.S. government facilities worldwide remain in a heightened state of alert.
There’s no doubt but that in the short term, the near term there will be an increase in violence and we are at greater risk in certain places around the world, Rasmussen, of the counterterrorism center, said Friday.
Certainly, from a diplomatic security perspective, our men and women serving in difficult spots overseas, this will add to the security problem and add to the security complexity, he said. I can’t tell you how long that will extend.
Still, at least some former U.S. officials said the Trump administration can help ease raw emotions gripping parts of the Middle East by reaching out to Palestinian and Arab officials.
Say, publicly, we’re not prejudging the negotiations and we respect and understand that the Palestinians and the Arabs have claims and needs and rights in Jerusalem that have to be addressed, former U.S. Ambassador and Middle East envoy Dennis Ross said.
The more that can be emphasized the better it will be for trying to create a different atmosphere, Ross said.
Source: Voice of America
WASHINGTON The White House was fully briefed on the potential security fallout from officially recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and announcing plans to move the U.S. embassy there.
The outgoing director of the U.S. National Counterterrorism Center, Nicholas Rasmussen, said while intelligence officials offered no advice as to whether the move would help achieve U.S. policy goals, President Donald Trump was informed of the national security ramifications.
Our role is limited to spelling out with as much precision and care as possible our assessments of what particular courses of action will lead to in terms of threats, Rasmussen said Friday during an appearance at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington.
I can certainly say in the case of this particular policy decision [on Jerusalem], that was done, he added.
Protests across Arab, Muslim world
Protests have broken out across parts of the Arab and Muslim world, from Iraq, Jordan and Lebanon to Pakistan, Malaysia and Indonesia, in response to Trump’s announcement Wednesday.
Violence also erupted in Israel, the West Bank and Gaza Strip, where Palestinians declared a day of rage Friday.
Militants in Gaza fired a series of rockets at Israeli towns. Israeli military officials responded with a series of airstrikes that reportedly wounded 25 people.
A Palestinian man was also killed by Israeli forces during clashes along the Israel-Gaza border.
Response from terror groups
Terrorist groups have also been quick to respond to Washington’s official recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital.
Al-Qaida’s Al-Sahab Media Foundation on Thursday called the move an act of blatant aggression against the sanctities of Muslims � a high-voltage shock, and called on Muslims to target U.S. vital interests.
Just as you kill us, you shall be killed; just as you bomb us, you, too, shall be bombed, the statement said according to the SITE Intelligence Group.
The Islamic State also called for supporters to help liberate Jerusalem by waging jihad, against Israel and the West, in it’s weekly, digital Al Naba newspaper, SITE said.
State Department issues caution
Following Wednesday’s announcement on Jerusalem, the State Department issued a worldwide caution, saying, U.S. government facilities worldwide remain in a heightened state of alert.
There’s no doubt but that in the short term, the near term there will be an increase in violence and we are at greater risk in certain places around the world, Rasmussen, of the counterterrorism center, said Friday.
Certainly, from a diplomatic security perspective, our men and women serving in difficult spots overseas, this will add to the security problem and add to the security complexity, he said. I can’t tell you how long that will extend.
Still, at least some former U.S. officials said the Trump administration can help ease raw emotions gripping parts of the Middle East by reaching out to Palestinian and Arab officials.
Say, publicly, we’re not prejudging the negotiations and we respect and understand that the Palestinians and the Arabs have claims and needs and rights in Jerusalem that have to be addressed, former U.S. Ambassador and Middle East envoy Dennis Ross said.
The more that can be emphasized the better it will be for trying to create a different atmosphere, Ross said.
Source: Voice of America
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