Seventh LNG Tanker Arrives in Pakistan Since April to Support Gas Demand

Karachi: Pakistan has received its seventh Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) shipment since April. The tanker MRAIKH, carrying approximately 170,148 cubic meters of LNG from Qatar, arrived at Port Qasim on Monday morning. The shipment is part of a long-term contract linked to 13.37% of Brent crude. These imports are helping maintain stable gas supplies amid easing tensions in the Middle East and supporting the country’s energy needs.

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