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Energy Security: Pakistan and Qatar Move Forward on Additional LNG Supply
Pakistan and Qatar have agreed to deepen their energy partnership, focusing on securing additional Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) shipments to stabilize Pakistan’s power sector.
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by News Desk
2026-05-14
Energy Security: Pakistan and Qatar Move Forward on Additional LNG Supply

The Strategic Meeting

In a high-level meeting held in Islamabad on Thursday, May 14, 2026, Federal Minister Ali Pervaiz Malik and Qatari Ambassador Ali bin Mubarak Al-Khater discussed the technical and diplomatic roadmap for increasing gas shipments to Pakistan.

  • Continuous Dialogue: Minister Malik confirmed that he remains in direct contact with Qatar’s Energy Minister, Saad al-Kaabi. He emphasized that the government is fast-tracking necessary approvals to secure energy supplies from "brotherly nations" like Qatar to stabilize the domestic energy sector.

  • Facilitation and Infrastructure: The Minister highlighted that every possible facility is being provided to ensure a smooth supply chain, and practical steps are already underway to acquire the extra gas volumes needed for Pakistan’s industrial and domestic sectors.

  • Qatari Support: Ambassador Al-Khater assured that Qatar remains a steadfast partner in addressing Pakistan's energy challenges. Notably, he also took the opportunity to praise Pakistan's mediation efforts and constructive role in promoting peace and stability within the region.

  • Market Context: This agreement comes at a critical time as global oil prices fluctuate and Pakistan seeks cost-effective long-term energy solutions to safeguard its economy.
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