Deputy Prime Minister/Overseas Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar, on Saturday, emphasised the necessity for a consumer-centric means ahead, guaranteeing that ongoing reforms and privatization translate into better effectivity, sustainability, and improved outcomes for electrical energy customers.
The DPM/FM chaired the assembly of the committee constituted by the Prime Minister for overview of the proposed reforms within the energy sector, the DPM Workplace stated in a press launch.
The assembly was attended by the Minister for Energy, Minister for EAD, SAPM Tariq Bajwa, secretaries cupboard, energy, Nationwide Coordinator-NCMC, and senior federal and provincial officers.
The DPM/FM underscored the significance of driving the reform course of with a transparent concentrate on outcomes, institutional effectiveness, and the long-term sustainability of the facility sector.
The assembly reviewed progress on the reform and privatization agenda, together with institutional strengthening and capability constructing of key establishments of the facility sector.
