Senate panel questions delay in signing of RLNG contracts
ISLAMABAD: The members of the Senate Standing Committee on Petroleum have asked the government to remove bureaucratic hurdles to expedite the...
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ISLAMABAD: The members of the Senate Standing Committee on Petroleum have asked the government to remove bureaucratic hurdles to expedite the...
Affairs Dr Zaheer-ud-Din Babar Awan Friday laid in the Senate the copy of President Dr Arif Alvi’s address to a joint sitting of the Parliament, delivered on September 13, 2021, for holding debate.
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan will start exporting mobile phones in January 2022, Commerce Adviser Razak Dawood said on Tuesday. In a testimony before the Senate Standing Committee on Commerce chaired by Senator Zeeshan Khanzada, the adviser said a Chinese company was setting up a mobile phone manufacturing factory in Karachi. Talking to Dawn following the committee meeting, Mr Dawood said the production of mobile phones has already started in Pakistan. “I am now trying to convince the Chinese to start mobile phone exports from Pakistan. They [Chinese] started production last year and I had given t...
Two Corolla car gang members killed in Malir shootout July 6, 2021 Two members of a notorious Afghan Corolla car gang were killed and another was arrested in alleged encounter with police in Malir on Monday. Ferozabad SHO Aurangzaib Khattak said police personnel were busy with routine snap-checking when they signalled five suspects roaming in a Corolla car in Ferozabad to pull over. The car occupants opened fire at the police in a bid to escape. The cops gave a chase and continued pursuing the suspects on Sharea Faisal. An encounter took place when the suspects were taking a U-turn near Mal...
Daily Times July 1, 2021 The Senate’s Standing Committee on Petroleum was told on Wednesday that the new oil refining policy, which mainly focused on attracting maximum investment in this sector, would soon be presented before the Federal Cabinet for its approval. The policy would allure huge investment in the oil refining sector by offering tax rebate to the local and foreign investors for up-gradation and establishment of new deep-conversion refineries, Secretary Petroleum Dr Arshad Mahmood informed the meeting, chaired by Senator Abdul Qadir. It was the maiden meeting of the Senate panel...