GDA DG urge business focus on Gwadar for joint ventures, its destined.

According to Qambrani, Gwadar has the power to drastically alter both the lives of Baloch and the entire nation’s citizens. During his visit to the Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry, he made a thorough presentation to the business community about the development efforts in Gwadar and said this (ICCI).

On this occasion, Malik Nawaz, the deputy chief of business development, and Rana Mudassar, the administrative officer, were also present at SNGPL Islamabad.

According to Mujeeb-ur-Rehman Qambrani, Gwadar has a central business district that spans 2,500 acres and presents excellent investment potential.

He said that the New Gwadar International Airport, one of the biggest in the area, would begin operating in March 2023 and be fully operational by September 2023.

The planned health, educational, sporting, cultural, and tourist facilities created in Gwadar also discussed with the business community.

The boat parking padizer, jetty structure, Mishkan jetty, sewerage treatment plant, marine drive, school, hospitals, restaurant, central park, padizer park, beach model park, cricket stadium, and small tuck shops, He suggested that an ICCI mission travel to Gwadar to investigate

Speaking at the Event.

Ahsan Zafar Bakhtawari, president of the Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry, recommended accelerating Gwadar’s remaining development projects in order to make it operational and boost the local economy.

To make Gwadar a center for a business like Dubai and Doha, he suggested that all international aircraft land there. He suggested building a rail network to link Gwadar with other important cities.

To make Gwadar a more desirable location for business activity, he suggested that the government designate it as the nation’s winter capital.

He promised that ICCI would think about sending a delegation to Gwadar to look into potential business and investment opportunities.

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Govt instruct to implement natural gas load shedding for three months.

According to Khurram Ayub Khan, General Manager of Distribution SNGPL North, “Consumers should sign a new agreement with the firm for moving over to liquefied natural gas (LNG), which is a better choice but will cost three times as much.” For this, govt to natural gas Load shedding to commercial consumers for three months.

He was addressing while on a visit to the Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ICCI) with Rana Mudassar, the administrative officer, and Malik Nawaz, the deputy chief of business development.

Khan emphasized that because Pakistan’s gas sources were diminishing, the country had to purchase some 1,200 million cubic feet of LNG per day to make up the difference. Natural gas deposits found in North Waziristan, but it would take time for them to reach consumers, he said.

He explained that while the government was giving home customers subsidies on LNG supplies, commercial consumers were not receiving any, and he gave the ICCI members his word that he would bring their concerns to the attention of the appropriate parties.

Speaking at the gathering, ICCI President Ahsan Zafar Bakhtawari disclosed that the notices for the suspension of natural gas connections from November 1, 2022, that SNGPL had sent to commercial customers in Islamabad had greatly alarmed the business community.