Pakistan Confirms Sufficient Petroleum Stocks for April and Beyond
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar chaired a crucial meeting on Thursday to comprehensively review the national stock of petroleum products. The high-level gathering concluded with the assurance that Pakistan currently possesses adequate reserves to meet domestic demand throughout April and the subsequent weeks.
Meeting Reviews Supply and Regional Preparedness
In addition to evaluating the petroleum inventory, the meeting conducted a thorough assessment of the country's preparedness in light of the ongoing and volatile situation in the Middle East. Deputy Prime Minister Dar expressed his satisfaction with the existing supply position, highlighting the government's proactive measures.
He issued clear directives to the relevant ministries and all concerned authorities, emphasizing the need for:
- Maintaining close and continuous coordination among all stakeholders.
- Ensuring the uninterrupted availability of petroleum products across the nation.
- Taking all necessary and preemptive measures to safeguard an adequate supply chain in the coming weeks.
High-Level Attendance and Coordination
The meeting witnessed participation from key federal and provincial officials, ensuring a unified national approach. Attendees included the Federal Ministers for Petroleum and Economic Affairs, Special Assistant to the Prime Minister Tariq Bajwa, relevant federal secretaries, as well as the chief secretaries and senior officials from all provinces.
This coordinated effort underscores the government's commitment to stabilizing the energy sector and preventing any potential disruptions, thereby supporting economic activity and daily life across Pakistan.
