China to help Pakistan set up power generation plant at Gwadar

BusinessChina to help Pakistan set up power generation plant at Gwadar

LAHORE: Punjab Chief Minister‚ Mian Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif has said that due to steps taken by the government‚ the duration of load shedding has considerably decreased.
He was speaking at the signing ceremony of four Memorandums of Understanding between the Punjab Government and Chinese Harbour Company in Lahore.
Shahbaz Sharif said that under these MoU’s‚ Chinese company will help in setting up power generation plant at Gwadar‚ besides laying new transmission line for supply of new electricity. He said that it will also lay LNG gas pipeline.

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