Pakistan moves to revive refinery policy amid Gulf tensions

Islamabad: The government is moving to revive refinery policy reforms amid rising Gulf tensions and growing energy security concerns. Officials aim to modernize existing refineries and strengthen domestic fuel production capacity to reduce reliance on imports. Experts believe improved refining infrastructure can enhance resilience against global supply disruptions and stabilize fuel availability. This development under the Governance & Policy Cluster reflects a National focus on energy planning and long-term sustainability. For Lahore and Punjab, stronger domestic fuel capacity can help control fuel costs and support industrial growth. Analysts stress that timely reforms will be critical for energy stability. Will this policy shift reduce fuel dependency? How will it impact prices in your area?

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