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BingX Futures Grid Expands to Gold, Silver, and Oil, Bringing Automated Precision to Macro Trading
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BingX Futures Grid Expands to Gold, Silver, and Oil, Bringing Automated Precision to Macro Trading

Pakistan, April 11, 2026 – BingX, a leading cryptocurrency exchange and Web3-AI company, today announced the expansion of its futures grid trading feature to include TradFi assets Gold, Silver, and Oil. This update enhances the range of instruments available within BingX’s automated trading tools, enabling users to apply systematic strategies to key macro assets directly on the BingX app. With the addition of these commodities, BingX continues to strengthen its rapidly growing TradFi suite, currently supporting over 100 TradFi assets. Fully integrated across the BingX ecosystem, including futures, spot, copy trading, and BingX AI, BingX TradFi provides users with seamless access to commodities, forex, stocks, and indices within a unified trading environment. By embedding TradFi assets into familiar tools such as grid trading, BingX lowers the barrier for users to diversify strategies and engage with global markets without switching platforms or workflows.

PSCTF delegation visit North Karachi Association of Trade and Industry
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PSCTF delegation visit North Karachi Association of Trade and Industry

A delegation from the Pakistan SADC Chamber Trade Federation (PSCTF), led by President Sindh Chapter Mr. Muhammad Shoaib Qadri, visited the North Karachi Association of Trade and Industry (NKATI) on Friday, 10 April 2026. The delegation, including senior vice president Pakistan Chapter Syed Moizuddin and president Balochistan Chapter & Women Wing Ms. Noor Afshan Baloch, held a productive meeting with NKATI President Mr. Faisal Moiz and his team. PSCTF extended an invitation to NKATI and its members to attend the Pak-Africa Trade and Investment Conference, scheduled for 13 May 2026 in Karachi. Both sides also discussed signing an MoU to strengthen trade and investment cooperation between Pakistan and Africa. It was agreed that NKATI’s Africa-focused subcommittee will collaborate closely with PSCTF. NKATI also invited PSCTF to participate in an upcoming seminar, where PSCTF will present its vision, achievements, and future plans, and further engage members for the conference. A draft MoU was shared and will be finalized soon. Mr. Haroon Sikandar has been nominated as NKATI’s focal person, while Ms. Noor Afshan Baloch will represent PSCTF.

Binance and Islamabad United Launch Season-Long Fan Campaign Featuring Binance Pay and Exclusive Player Access
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Binance and Islamabad United Launch Season-Long Fan Campaign Featuring Binance Pay and Exclusive Player Access

Season-long initiative introduces Binance Pay for merchandise access and offers fans exclusive opportunities to meet Islamabad United players Islamabad, Pakistan – 07 April, 2026 – Binance, the world’s leading global blockchain ecosystem and cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume and users, today announced the expansion of its partnership with Islamabad United through the launch of a season-long fan engagement campaign. The initiative introduces Binance Pay within the campaign and offers supporters new ways to connect with the team. The initiative focuses on bringing the cricket community together through shared participation, inviting both new and existing users to take part in a structured, season-long campaign tied to Islamabad United’s matches. As part of this, users can participate in the $25,000 Powerplay Challenge, where they earn runs by inviting friends to join Binance and complete onboarding activities, with performance tracked on a leaderboard. Additional campaign activities are also available throughout the season, with more details found here. “At Binance, we are always looking for ways to bring digital innovation closer to everyday experiences,” said Tarik Erk, Regional Head for MENAT and Senior Executive Officer, Abu Dhabi. “Through our continued partnership with Islamabad United, this campaign is focused on creating meaningful and accessible ways for fans to engage with the team throughout the season.” Ahsan Latif, CEO  Islamabad United, added: “Our partnership with Binance continues to evolve in ways that put fans first. This initiative allows us to stay connected with our community and offer new experiences, even in a season where traditional access to the stadium is limited.” As part of the campaign, Binance Pay will be integrated into the fan experience, enabling supporters to access official Islamabad United merchandise through a seamless digital payments solution. Fans who use Binance Pay for merchandise purchases during the campaign will receive a 15% discount. Importantly, the campaign also introduces alternative ways for fans to engage with the team in light of ongoing stadium attendance restrictions. Top participants in the campaign will be rewarded with exclusive experiences, including opportunities to meet Islamabad United players. The campaign will run throughout the cricket season, with participation open to eligible users in Pakistan. About Binance Binance is a leading global blockchain ecosystem behind the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume and registered users. Binance is trusted by more than 300 million people in 100+ countries for its industry-leading security, transparency, trading engine speed, protections for investors, and unmatched portfolio of digital asset products and offerings from trading and finance to education, research, social good, payments, institutional services, and Web3 features. Binance is devoted to building an inclusive crypto ecosystem to increase the freedom of money and financial access for people around the world with crypto as the fundamental means. For more information on Binance, visit: https://www.binance.com About Islamabad United Islamabad United is the most successful team of the Pakistan Super League (PSL); winner of the first, third and ninth seasons of the HBL PSL. The franchise believes in bringing change to Pakistani sports with the introduction of international standards of practice and a commitment to continuous progress. The company focuses on implementing a strategy built around the principle of 4 Es – Excellence, Empowerment, Education and Environment. https://www.binance.com/en-AE/activity/trading-competition/2026-powerplay?_dp=L3dlYnZpZXcvd2Vidmlldz90eXBlPWRlZmF1bHQmbmVlZER5bmFtaWM9dHJ1ZSZ1cmw9YUhSMGNITTZMeTkzZDNjdVltbHVZVzVqWlM1amIyMHZZV04wYVhacGRIa3ZkSEpoWkdsdVp5MWpiMjF3WlhScGRHbHZiaTh5TURJMkxYQnZkMlZ5Y0d4aGVR

Karachi Chamber of Commerce Assures Full Support for PakAfrica Trade & Investment Conference
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Karachi Chamber of Commerce Assures Full Support for PakAfrica Trade & Investment Conference

Karachi, Apr 8, 2026: The Karachi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) has pledged full support and active participation of its members in the upcoming Pak-Africa Trade & Investment Conference, scheduled to be held in May in Karachi by the Pakistan SADC Chamber Trade Federation (PSCTF). On this occasion, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) will be signed between KCCI and PSCTF to strengthen cooperation. KCCI Senior Vice President Muhammad Raza has been appointed as the focal person, while Ms. Noor Afshan Baloch will serve as the focal person from PSCTF. This decision was made during a visit by a delegation from PSCTF, led by its President for Sindh, Mr. Muhammad Shoaib Qadri, to KCCI. During the visit, a productive meeting was held with KCCI office bearers and members. The meeting was attended by KCCI President Rehan Hanif, Senior Vice President Muhammad Raza, Vice President Arif Lakhani, and members of the Executive Committee. The PSCTF delegation included Senior Vice President for Pakistan, Mr. Syed Moizuddin, and President of the Balochistan Chapter and Women Wing, Ms. Noor Afshan Baloch, along with other members. During the meeting, both sides agreed to include each other’s representatives in their respective committees and to work jointly to promote tradem between Pakistan and African countries. It was further agreed that KCCI and PSCTF will collaborate closely to advance the objectives of Pakistan’s Look Africa Policy. KCCI appreciated PSCTF’s efforts to enhance trade relations between Pakistan and Africa and expressed confidence that the forthcoming Pak-Africa Trade & Investment Conference will serve as a significant milestone, paving the way for increased trade and investment between Pakistan and the African region.

Mashreq Global Network Pakistan Launches New Offshore Centers in Karachi and Lahore to Expand Digital Operations and Workforce Capacity
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Mashreq Global Network Pakistan Launches New Offshore Centers in Karachi and Lahore to Expand Digital Operations and Workforce Capacity

Karachi, Tuesday, 31 March 2026 — Mashreq, a leading international financial institution with a strong regional presence and a growing footprint in Pakistan, has inaugurated new Mashreq Global Network (MGN) Pakistan Offshore Centres in Karachi and Lahore. The expansion builds on Mashreq’s continued investment in Pakistan’s talent, technology and digital banking infrastructure. More than USD 40 million has been deployed to date to support MGN Pakistan’s growth and capability development. The new centres are designed to widen access to opportunity for skilled professionals and strengthen the Group’s distributed workforce model. MGN Pakistan now draws talent from more than 30 cities across the country and operates on a merit-based hiring framework that creates pathways for professionals regardless of location or background. This approach has enabled MGN Pakistan to more than double its workforce over the past three years to over 520 employees, with further expansion planned as part of Mashreq’s broader global operating strategy. Speaking at the launch, Mark Edwards, Group Head of Operations, Mashreq Group, said “The Offshore Centres in Karachi and Lahore are an important part of Mashreq’s distributed operating model. They allow us to tap into Pakistan’s expanding digital and financial talent pool, while reinforcing our commitment to operational excellence and innovation across the Group.” MGN Pakistan has also introduced structured programs to support upskilling, career mobility and gender inclusion. Women currently represent 35% of the workforce, one of the highest participation ratios in Pakistan’s financial sector. The framework is designed to enable young professionals to build technical and operational careers within a global financial institution without relocating abroad. “Mashreq’s investment in Pakistan is shaped by a long-term view of the country’s talent and digital potential,” said Muhammad Hamayun Sajjad, CEO, Mashreq Pakistan. “The Offshore Centres are not only expanding our presence in Pakistan, they are opening new channels for Pakistani professionals to contribute to global financial services.” Pakistan has experienced growing demand for digital financial services over the past two years, supported by rising smartphone penetration, stronger digital payments infrastructure and increased specialization in financial technology roles. MGN Pakistan plays an important role in supporting this momentum by creating employment pathways, accelerating capability development and enhancing Mashreq’s operational resilience. Commenting on the development, Faisal Muqeet, Head of Mashreq Global Network Pakistan, said “We aim to strengthen MGN Pakistan as an Offshore Centre built on merit, diversity and performance. We want to create an environment where talent from across Pakistan can excel and play a meaningful role in Mashreq’s global operations.” The workplace has earned external recognition for culture and gender inclusion, supported by assessments such as Great Place to Work and Best Organization for Women. The expansion builds on Mashreq’s broader activities in Pakistan following the launch of its full-service digital retail bank in September 2025 and a series of partnerships aimed at financial inclusion, SME support and digital adoption.

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Solcraft and ORKO Announce Strategic Partnership to Deliver Integrated EV Charging, Fuel Analytics and Fleet Management

Solcraft, a leading renewable energy solutions provider and ORKO, an AI-powered EV charging, fleet & fuel management platform, today announced a strategic partnership to deliver end-to-end energy and mobility solutions across Pakistan. The collaboration brings together Solcraft’s proven track record in deploying energy infrastructure at scale with ORKO’s advanced software capabilities to serve Pakistan’s rapidly evolving transportation and energy landscape. This collaboration will focus on developing and deploying innovative solutions across electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, fleet automation, and fuel analytics. The partnership is designed to serve a broad range of clients — from charging infrastructure players to fuel retailers and logistics operators to automotive OEMs and public sector institutions. Read more: Kia Fuel Requirement Pakistan: Lucky Motor Clarifies Hi-Octane Not Required The announcement arrives at a pivotal moment for Pakistan’s energy & mobility sector, as the government’s National Electric Vehicle Policy 2025–2030 sets an ambitious target of 30% EV sales by 2030 and calls on Oil Marketing Companies to deploy Level 3 charging infrastructure across their networks. Simultaneously, there is a strong push towards digitization of the oil & gas supply chain. Solcraft and ORKO are jointly positioned to support this transition with a unified solution across both the physical and digital layers — covering 500 chargers over a 2-year deployment roadmap. “Our partnership with Solcraft is a natural evolution of our mission to build the operating infrastructure for Pakistan’s energy and mobility transition,” said Talha Khan, CEO of ORKO. “Solcraft brings the infrastructure credibility and execution capacity, and ORKO brings the intelligence layer. Together, we can offer clients something the market has not had access to before: a genuinely integrated solution from a single partnership.” “This partnership with ORKO is a significant step forward in our mission to provide clean, reliable, and affordable energy solutions,” said the CEO of Solcraft, Zeeshan Ansari. “Orko’s expertise in software and data analytics perfectly complements our capabilities in energy infrastructure. Together, we are well-positioned to lead the charge in Pakistan’s EV revolution and create a greener future for all”

MCB Islamic Bank Appoints Hammad Khalid as President & CEO
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MCB Islamic Bank Appoints Hammad Khalid as President & CEO

Lahore – MCB Islamic Bank Limited has appointed Mr. Hammad Khalid as its new President and Chief Executive Officer. The Board of Directors of MCB Islamic Bank has approved Mr. Khalid’s appointment in line with its strategic vision and governance framework. His appointment reflects the Bank’s commitment to strengthening leadership and driving sustainable growth in an evolving financial landscape. Mr. Khalid has been associated with MCB Islamic Bank as a Director on the Board since June 2022, during which time he contributed to the Bank’s strategic planning and governance oversight. Mr. Khalid is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Pakistan (ICAP) and brings over 16 years of experience with MCB Bank Limited. Most recently, he served as Chief Financial Officer, where he led strategic decision-making, capital management and regulatory compliance, while representing the Bank at national and international forums. His expertise in financial governance, risk management and banking operations has been instrumental in driving sustainable growth and institutional resilience. In addition to his executive experience, Mr. Khalid holds board positions at 1LINK (Pvt.) Limited, MCB NBCO Azerbaijan and MCB Exchange, reflecting his broad leadership experience across the financial services industry.

Solar Investment at Risk as ‘Unit-for-Unit’ System Ends, Says Business Community
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Solar Investment at Risk as ‘Unit-for-Unit’ System Ends, Says Business Community

KARACHI: The business community has raised alarm over the proposed Net Metering Regulations 2026, warning that sweeping changes to Pakistan’s solar power framework could impose billions of rupees in additional costs on electricity consumers and undermine investment in renewable energy. Saquib Fayyaz Magoon, Chairman of the Businessmen Panel Progressive (BMPP) and Senior Vice President of the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI), expressed serious reservations over the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority’s (Nepra) plan to abolish the existing “unit-for-unit” net metering system and replace it with a net billing regime. Under the proposed rules, consumers will no longer be able to offset the electricity they supply to the national grid against the units they consume. Instead, excess electricity generated through rooftop solar systems will be purchased at approximately Rs11 per unit, while consumers will continue to buy electricity from the grid at rates of up to Rs50 per unit. Magoon said the sharp disparity between buying and selling rates would significantly extend the payback period for solar investments and result in financial losses for households and businesses that have already installed solar systems. “Previously, if a consumer supplied one unit of electricity to the grid, it was adjusted directly against one unit consumed. Now, the settlement will be on a monetary basis after 30 days, with a massive gap between purchase and sale prices,” he said. He noted that thousands of households had invested their savings or taken bank loans to install solar systems in a bid to escape soaring electricity tariffs. “This policy shift will hit them the hardest,” he warned. The commercial sector, he added, would face a double blow — paying high tariffs for grid electricity while selling surplus solar power at a fraction of the price. The resulting increase in operational costs would inevitably be passed on to consumers, fuelling further inflation in essential goods and services. Magoon cautioned that the industrial sector, which has invested billions of rupees in solar energy to remain competitive in export markets, would also suffer. Higher energy costs would raise production expenses, erode export competitiveness and potentially inflict billions in losses on the national economy. Although existing net metering consumers may receive temporary protection, he said the broader uncertainty surrounding the policy would damage investor confidence. He also expressed concern over Nepra’s proposed authority to revise purchase rates and conduct quarterly reviews, arguing that frequent changes would disrupt policy continuity and stall new investment in renewable energy. Calling for an immediate withdrawal of the proposed regulations, Magoon urged the government to consult all stakeholders, particularly representatives of industry and trade, to formulate a balanced policy that protects consumers while promoting sustainable economic growth.

Pakistan SADC Chamber Announces Central and Provincial Office-Bearers
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Pakistan SADC Chamber Announces Central and Provincial Office-Bearers

The Pakistan SADC Chamber Trade Federation has taken a decisive step toward reshaping Pakistan’s trade and investment relationship with Southern Africa by announcing its central and provincial office-bearers for the 2026–2027 term. The newly unveiled Pakistan Chapter leadership signals renewed ambition, sharper focus, and a clear intent to deepen economic cooperation between Pakistan and the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region. Announced from Johannesburg on February 3, the development has drawn attention across business and diplomatic circles, as the federation positions itself to play a more strategic role in regional trade facilitation, joint ventures, and cross-border investment flows. A Strategic Vision Backed by Leadership Founder Chairman of the Pakistan SADC Chamber Trade Federation, Mr. Muhammad Rafiq Memon, underscored the importance of the Pakistan Chapter in delivering the federation’s core mission. Congratulating the newly nominated team, he expressed confidence that the central and provincial leadership would actively contribute to expanding Pakistan’s trade footprint across African markets. According to Mr. Memon, the federation’s renewed structure is aligned with its long-term manifesto transforming Pakistan into a competitive and trusted trading partner for Southern Africa while unlocking opportunities for exporters, investors, and entrepreneurs on both sides. The Pakistan SADC Chamber Trade Federation has taken a decisive step toward reshaping Pakistan’s trade and investment relationship with Southern Africa by announcing its central and provincial office-bearers for the 2026–2027 term. The newly unveiled Pakistan Chapter leadership signals renewed ambition, sharper focus, and a clear intent to deepen economic cooperation between Pakistan and the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region. Read more: Pakistan SADC Trade Relations Gain Momentum at Elite Karachi Diplomatic Gathering Announced from Johannesburg on February 3, the development has drawn attention across business and diplomatic circles, as the federation positions itself to play a more strategic role in regional trade facilitation, joint ventures, and cross-border investment flows. A Strategic Vision Backed by Leadership Founder Chairman of the Pakistan SADC Chamber Trade Federation, Mr. Muhammad Rafiq Memon, underscored the importance of the Pakistan Chapter in delivering the federation’s core mission. Congratulating the newly nominated team, he expressed confidence that the central and provincial leadership would actively contribute to expanding Pakistan’s trade footprint across African markets. According to Mr. Memon, the federation’s renewed structure is aligned with its long-term manifesto transforming Pakistan into a competitive and trusted trading partner for Southern Africa while unlocking opportunities for exporters, investors, and entrepreneurs on both sides. Pakistan SADC Chamber Trade Federation Central Cabinet 2026–27 At the heart of the Pakistan Chapter is a central cabinet composed of seasoned professionals with diverse trade and organizational experience. Mumtaz Khan Yousafzai will lead the chapter as President, supported by Syed Moizuddin as Senior Vice President. The operational backbone will be handled by Ikramullah Jan as General Secretary, while Sheikh Muhammad Ejaz takes on the role of Vice President. Together, this leadership team is expected to steer policy advocacy, trade missions, and institutional partnerships aimed at accelerating bilateral and multilateral trade. Provincial Leadership: Strengthening Grassroots Trade Engagement The Pakistan SADC Chamber Trade Federation has also strengthened its provincial footprint to ensure nationwide participation in Pakistan–Africa trade initiatives. In Islamabad, Shehzada Khurram assumes the presidency, supported by General Secretary Asghar Khan. Punjab’s chapter will be led by Khawaja Faiq Kaleem, with Aleena Ejaz playing a dual role as General Secretary and Senior Vice President of the Women Wing. In Sindh, Muhammad Shoaib Qadri heads the chapter, supported by Sheikh Aqeel Ahmed, Muhammad Shafiq, and Sadiq Karim. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa sees Engineer Khalifa Khan as President, backed by a strong team including Muhammad Arshad Afridi and Muhammad Shakeel Afridi. Balochistan and Kashmir are represented by Noor Afshan Baloch and Raja Sher Afghan respectively, ensuring inclusivity across regions. This decentralized structure is designed to convert local business potential into international trade opportunities. Women Wing and Inclusive Economic Growth A notable highlight is the federation’s strong emphasis on women-led trade initiatives. The Women Wing of the Pakistan SADC Chamber Trade Federation will be led by Noor Afshan Baloch, with Aleena Ejaz, Neelum Gul, and Maria Raza in key leadership roles. This reflects the federation’s commitment to inclusive growth and empowering women entrepreneurs in cross-border commerce. Digital Trade Takes Center Stage In a move aligned with global trade trends, Syed Salman Shah has been appointed as Director of Technology and Digital Trade. His role will focus on leveraging e-commerce platforms, online business networks, and modern digital tools to strengthen trade linkages between Pakistan and Southern Africa. This appointment signals the federation’s intent to modernize trade facilitation and tap into the rapidly growing digital economy. Why This Matters for Pakistan’s Economy With prominent figures from trade, industry, and social sectors, the Pakistan SADC Chamber Trade Federation is positioning itself as a catalyst for export growth, foreign investment, and economic diplomacy. The 2026–27 leadership is expected to play a pivotal role in opening new markets, reducing trade barriers, and supporting national economic growth through Africa-focused engagement. At the heart of the Pakistan Chapter is a central cabinet composed of seasoned professionals with diverse trade and organizational experience. Mumtaz Khan Yousafzai will lead the chapter as President, supported by Syed Moizuddin as Senior Vice President. The operational backbone will be handled by Ikramullah Jan as General Secretary, while Sheikh Muhammad Ejaz takes on the role of Vice President. Together, this leadership team is expected to steer policy advocacy, trade missions, and institutional partnerships aimed at accelerating bilateral and multilateral trade. Provincial Leadership: Strengthening Grassroots Trade Engagement The Pakistan SADC Chamber Trade Federation has also strengthened its provincial footprint to ensure nationwide participation in Pakistan–Africa trade initiatives. In Islamabad, Shehzada Khurram assumes the presidency, supported by General Secretary Asghar Khan. Punjab’s chapter will be led by Khawaja Faiq Kaleem, with Aleena Ejaz playing a dual role as General Secretary and Senior Vice President of the Women Wing. In Sindh, Muhammad Shoaib Qadri heads the chapter, supported by Sheikh Aqeel Ahmed, Muhammad Shafiq, and Sadiq Karim. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa sees Engineer Khalifa Khan as President, backed by a strong team including Muhammad Arshad Afridi

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Daraz Pakistan Brings the Spirit of Ramadan to Life with Grand Ramadan Bazaar

As families across Pakistan begin preparing for Ramadan, a month rooted in reflection, generosity, and togetherness, Daraz Pakistan has announced the launch of its Grand Ramadan Bazaar, a nationwide shopping campaign designed to help customers get ready for the month with greater convenience and affordability. Running from 1 February (8:00 PM onwards) to 2 March, the campaign brings together significant savings across everyday essentials and household needs so customers can spend less time worrying about errands and more time focusing on what Ramadan truly represents. Through the Grand Ramadan Bazaar, customers will be able to access vouchers up to PKR 12,000 off, Free Delivery, and Flash Sale up to 80% off, along with a wide selection of Ramadan-relevant products across groceries and pantry staples, kitchen and home appliances, personal care, home and living, and other daily essentials. The campaign will feature offers across a strong lineup of participating brands, including Nestle, Olper’s, Reckitt, Haier, Abbott, Samsung, Zero Healthcare, Jenpharm, J., Meclay, Lipton, Levi’s, Ezviz Pakistan, Scents N Stories, and TCL, helping customers find trusted products for Suhoor, Iftar, Eid preparation, and the month’s day-to-day needs. There will also be dedicated brand days for Pakistanis to buy their favourite products at special discounts. “Ramadan is a deeply personal time for families across Pakistan. It is a month where small routines become more meaningful, where we gather more often around the table, and where giving takes on a special significance,” stated a Daraz Pakistan spokesperson “With the Grand Ramadan Bazaar, our aim is to make preparation easier and more affordable by bringing genuine savings on essentials, while ensuring a reliable shopping experience that customers can count on throughout the month. Just as importantly, Ramadan is a vital season for many of our local sellers and small businesses, and we want to help them benefit from the increased demand by connecting them with customers across the country. This year, we are also placing special emphasis on our refreshed Daraz Choice channel as the Everyday Low Price offering, because customers should not have to wait for a campaign day to access reliable value on the items they buy most often.” Daraz Pakistan noted that the campaign also shines a spotlight on the Daraz Choice channel, now refreshed with Everyday Low Price, ensuring that daily essentials remain consistently affordable all year round. Designed for frequently purchased items across categories such as Health & Beauty and Groceries, EDLP removes the need to wait for major sales by offering reliable value alongside fast 1 to 3 days delivery. Customers can also enjoy Buy 3 for Free Shipping offers and receive free gifts on purchases of four or more items, making it easier to stock up on essentials with added value. To make the shopping experience more engaging throughout the month, Daraz Pakistan said customers will also be able to access a mix of interactive and time-specific campaign mechanics, including Brand Rush Hour, Shop & Win, Coins Treasure Chest, Bachat Bazaar, Mega Deals, alongside Hot Deals, Flash Sale offers, and a range of vouchers, giving customers multiple ways to maximise savings based on their needs and shopping habits. Customers will be able to shop through the Daraz app and at www.daraz.pk, with campaign highlights and flash sales updated regularly during the campaign period. Daraz Pakistan will also work closely with its payment ecosystem to enable smoother checkouts and value-added payment offers with banking partners, including Al Baraka, Allied Bank, HBL, Soneri Bank, and MCB, with partner offers providing savings of up to 40% off*.

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