ISLAMABAD (PEN) : Pakistan and the Shaanxi Coal and Chemical Industry Group of China are exploring investments in technology and joint ventures to produce chemicals from Pakistan’s coal reserves, particularly in Sindh. This follows Petroleum Minister Dr. Musadik Malik’s visit to the Chinese firm, where he emphasized Pakistan’s commitment to utilizing its vast coal resources. The meeting included representatives from the Thar Coal Board and Sindh Engro Coal Mining Company. Pakistan aims to increase its coal production from 7.6 million tons annually to 11 million tons in the next three years, as it seeks to reduce reliance on imported fuels amidst ongoing economic challenges.
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