China to invest in Pakistan’s oil and gas sector
ISLAMABAD: Chinese companies have expressed interest to invest in Pakistan’s oil and gas sector, the Petroleum Ministry revealed on Wednesday.
A notification issued by the ministry stated that a workshop has been held in this regard. Pakistan was represented by the Petroleum Secretary while China was represented by the Director General National Energy Administration.
During the briefing, it was revealed
By ONLINE
April 01, 2015
ISLAMABAD: Chinese companies have expressed interest to invest in Pakistan’s oil and gas sector, the Petroleum Ministry revealed on Wednesday.
A notification issued by the ministry stated that a workshop has been held in this regard. Pakistan was represented by the Petroleum Secretary while China was represented by the Director General National Energy Administration.
During the briefing, it was revealed that Pakistan has an estimated 160 trillion cubic feet of gas reserves and this estimate includes 105 trillion cubic feet of Shale gas reserves.
Chinese companies are interested to invest in Pakistan oil and gas sector to explore for further reserves.
A notification issued by the ministry stated that a workshop has been held in this regard. Pakistan was represented by the Petroleum Secretary while China was represented by the Director General National Energy Administration.
During the briefing, it was revealed that Pakistan has an estimated 160 trillion cubic feet of gas reserves and this estimate includes 105 trillion cubic feet of Shale gas reserves.
Chinese companies are interested to invest in Pakistan oil and gas sector to explore for further reserves.
-
Bitcoin plummets toward $60,000 as investors dump risky bets -
Bitcoin crashes below $63K as regulatory pressure and market fears grow -
Bitwise Crypto Industry innovators ETF: What investors should do in 2026? -
Nintendo shares slide again as momentum fears grow -
Gold, silver prices fallen sharply; What’s driving the drop? -
Gold’s record climb: Experts question if its safety is ‘overstated’ -
Dubai unveils plans to construct street built with real gold -
Netflix slams Paramount’s bid: 'Doesn't pass sniff test’ as Warner battle escalates