The Pakistan government has relaxed regulations for overseas Pakistanis, allowing them to bring vehicles into the country more easily under the gift scheme.
Millions of Pakistanis live and work abroad and many of them wish to send vehicles to their families back home. However strict regulations previously made the process complicated for those trying to import cars as gifts.
Under the revised policy the condition requiring the vehicle to be pre-registered in the name of the sender has been abolished. This means overseas Pakistanis can now send cars as gifts from any country without the earlier registration requirement.
Officials say the change is expected to simplify the vehicle import process and make it significantly easier for overseas Pakistanis to arrange car gifts for their relatives in Pakistan.
Free bike training announced for women under new initiative
The Sindh government earlier introduced a free pink scooty training initiative for women to improve their mobility and independence.
In collaboration with KFC, the Sindh Mass Transit Authority (SMTA) is conducting the program at Niaz Stadium. The training sessions will take place from December 18 to December 25, 2025, daily between 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.
Officials stated that the program provides practical, hands-on riding instruction to build participants’ confidence and equip them with essential independent mobility skills. Experienced trainers will offer guidance to attendees throughout the sessions at the venue.
Free E-scooty scheme: How women in Sindh can apply?
The eligibility criteria and application process for the free electric scooty (E-scooty) scheme for women in Sindh have been announced.
The Sindh government has laid out the requirements and procedure for women to apply for the free electric scooty scheme.
The initiative aims to reduce the challenges faced by women in the province and empower them.
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