Then you obviously don't know about wind power in depth....
To generate any power, there is need for atleast 6m/s wind. Pakistan's windy areas have maybe ~7-8m/s wind continuous. The rating on wind mills is usually for around 12-14m/s wind speed.
So installing a wind mill with power rating of 1.8MW in a decently windy area of pakistan may at most generate around 0.5MW continuous on average....
Here is a typical shape of windmill power-output/wind-speed graph :
As you can see, the relationship between wind speed and power output is exponential (i.e. reducing wind speed reduces power output by a bigger proportion).
Also, wind mills designed for low wind speed operations cost more, much more (as more rotor surface area is needed).
So wind power isn't exactly what you think it is. Do take a look at wind map for Pakistan.