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Govt cannot change petroleum levy targets without consulting multilateral partners: minister

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Petroleum Minister Ali Pervaiz Malik speaks during the National Assembly Standing Committee on Petroleum in Islamabad, on October 8, 2026. — X@NAofPakistan
Petroleum Minister Ali Pervaiz Malik speaks throughout the Nationwide Meeting Standing Committee on Petroleum in Islamabad, on October 8, 2026. — X@NAofPakistan
  • Diesel availability extra essential than petrol: committee chairman.
  • Lawmaker calls petroleum levy a heavy burden.
  • Minister says govt has improved gasoline provide chain.

ISLAMABAD: Petroleum Minister Ali Pervaiz Malik has mentioned the federal government can not change petroleum levy targets allotted within the funds with out consulting its multilateral companions.

“The targets for the petroleum levy are allotted within the funds, and we can not change them with out our multilateral companions,” Malik mentioned throughout a gathering of the Nationwide Meeting Standing Committee on Petroleum.

Committee Chairman Mustafa Mahmood mentioned diesel availability was extra essential than petrol as agriculture and items transport had been depending on the gasoline.

“Why is there such a excessive levy on petrol and diesel?” committee member Saif-ul-Mulook Khokhar requested, describing the levy as a “very heavy burden” on the general public and saying it was a straightforward technique of tax assortment.

Malik mentioned regional tensions had affected the provision of petrol, diesel and crude oil, describing the ensuing disruption to grease provides as a significant disaster.

“The world has by no means seen diesel this costly,” the petroleum minister mentioned, including that the federal government was conscious of the difficulties confronted by the general public.

He mentioned the petroleum levy was a type of non-tax income, whereas PPP chief Naveed Qamar mentioned parliamentarians didn’t vote on the levy as a result of it remained within the govt’s arms.

“The levy is there, and it’s Rs80-80,” Malik mentioned, including that each one related data had been made out there on the Oil and Gasoline Regulatory Authority (OGRA) web site.

Qamar questioned why the federal government was concerned in figuring out petroleum product costs, saying it had shifted from a 30-day pricing system to a 15-day system after which moved in the direction of every day pricing.

Malik mentioned OGRA decided petroleum product costs.

“If the diesel worth had been Rs600 per litre in the present day, there would have been an uproar,” he mentioned, including that the federal government had improved the provision chain and ended profiteering.

The minister mentioned round 70% of diesel was refined regionally, whereas PARCO was working at full capability. Pakistan Refinery was working at 84% capability and Nationwide Refinery at 85%, he added.

Malik mentioned 4 refineries had signed agreements to provide Euro V-compliant gasoline, whereas talks had been ongoing with one other refinery.

He mentioned the federal government was engaged on a winter plan each day and had ensured gasoline provides to customers throughout meal instances regardless of tough situations.

“The gasoline provide chain is being fully digitalised,” Malik mentioned.





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