Senate committee reviews fuel supply, energy security
The Pakistan Senate Standing Committee on Petroleum reviewed the country's fuel supply security following regional disruptions caused by the Gulf conflict. Officials discussed alternative sourcing strategies and the need to strengthen strategic fuel reserves.
Why it matters
Energy security is critical for Pakistan's economic stability, especially when regional geopolitical tensions threaten supply chains.
KARACHI - The Senate Standing Committee on Petroleum on Tuesday reviewed the country's fuel supply situation, energy security and key petroleum sector issues during a meeting held at the Pakistan State Oil (PSO) headquarters, with members expressing satisfaction over measures taken to ensure uninterrupted petroleum supplies amid regional challenges. The committee received a detailed briefing from PSO on its operational performance and fuel supply management in the wake of the Gulf conflict. Officials informed the meeting that disruptions caused by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz had affected regional supply chains, resulting in shortages of refined petroleum products, limited vessel availability and increased freight and procurement costs.
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