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The NHA Executive Board approved the award of works for construction of Gilgit - Shandoor road 216 KM, Package-2 & 3..
a. Package-2. Km 70+000 to Km 140+000 to M/s NXCC-RADC JV (being lowest bidder) at their evaluated bid price of Rs.9,119,086,889/- (Pak. Rupees nine billion, one hundred nineteen million, eighty-six thousand, eight hundred eighty-nine only)
b. Package-3. KM 140+000 to KM 216+376 to M/s NLC Engineers-RA-DC JV (being lowest bidder) at their evaluated bid price of Rs.15,053,870,954/- (Pak. Rupees fifteen billion, fifty-three million, eight hundred seventy thousand, nine hundred fifty-four only.
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In Gilgit, work on first Sui Northern Air mix Gas pilot project costing 1.2 billion rupees is in progress.
Executive Engineer Sui Northern Gas Company Muzafar Ali Khan said gas will be provided to four main villages in the city under the project.
Sui Northern Air mix Gas project will help to save forest and fruit bearing trees from cutting and also pave ways for keeping environment clean
In Gilgit, work on first Sui Northern Air mix Gas pilot project costing 1.2 billion rupees is in progress.
Executive Engineer Sui Northern Gas Company Muzafar Ali Khan said gas will be provided to four main villages in the city under the project.
Sui Northern Air mix Gas project will help to save forest and fruit bearing trees from cutting and also pave ways for keeping environment clean
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An international chartered flight is scheduled to operate Skardu from Munich, Germany on May 13, 2022.
It will depart from Skardu airport on May 16, 2022 to Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan.
In a major breakthrough for promotion of tourism in Pakistan, the Skardu airport, the airport in the midst of the mountainous region of the country, which was upgraded as international airport last year, is going to handle a chartered international flight next month.
As per a letter of Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) sent to various concerned departments and authorities, an international chartered flight is scheduled to operate Skardu from Munich, Germany on May 13, 2022 and will depart from Skardu airport on May 16, 2022 to Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan.
For handling the first ever international flight to the beautiful city, the CAA has requested all concerned departments and institutions to complete/furnish all necessary preparations and formalities for the smooth conduct of said operation
An international chartered flight is scheduled to operate Skardu from Munich, Germany on May 13, 2022.
It will depart from Skardu airport on May 16, 2022 to Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan.
In a major breakthrough for promotion of tourism in Pakistan, the Skardu airport, the airport in the midst of the mountainous region of the country, which was upgraded as international airport last year, is going to handle a chartered international flight next month.
As per a letter of Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) sent to various concerned departments and authorities, an international chartered flight is scheduled to operate Skardu from Munich, Germany on May 13, 2022 and will depart from Skardu airport on May 16, 2022 to Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan.
For handling the first ever international flight to the beautiful city, the CAA has requested all concerned departments and institutions to complete/furnish all necessary preparations and formalities for the smooth conduct of said operation
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SHABBIR MIR
July 27, 2022
GILGIT: The Gilgit-Baltistan (G-B) government has planned a ‘gemstones and minerals’ exhibition in Islamabad to attract investment in the mountainous region known as a 'treasure trove of jewels'.
The two-day exhibition starting on Wednesday in Centaurus will have stalls of gemstones from G-B and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (K-P).
“It’s a hidden treasure and I invite all people to come to the exhibition to benefit from it,” said chief secretary G-B Mohyddin Wani on Tuesday.
He said the exhibition is going to offer dealers an opportunity to form market linkages that will ultimately benefit the people and the region.
According to estimates, there are over 60 different types of precious and semi-precious stones in G-B, with more than 14,000 people involved in artisanal mining. G-B is considered a ‘treasure trove of gemstones' with ruby, emerald, topaz, aquamarine, sapphire, and tourmaline found in abundance in the region.
Talking to the media, Secretary mines and Minerals Sajjad Haider said G-B had great potential for precious stones but the region is lacking in scientific approach when it comes to exploration and extraction of gemstones.
“We are however trying our level best to adopt a scientific approach in the extraction of the precious stones,” he said, adding the government is trying to showcase the potential of this sector to bring in investment from across the globe for which ‘we have favourable laws in place’.
According to the exhibition management, the G-B governor and chief minister will also participate in the exhibition on the first and second day respectively.
The first gemstone mine in Gilgit was reportedly discovered in 1951. Since then, locals have been engaged in exploration, extraction, and exploitation activities unofficially.
According to experts, Pakistan has not been able to benefit from its natural resources due to a lack of skills, technology, and knowledge in processing mining material and then taking it to national and international markets.
G-B govt to organise gemstones, minerals exhibition to attract investment
A two-day exhibition is being held in Islamabad to showcase the gemstonesSHABBIR MIR
July 27, 2022
GILGIT: The Gilgit-Baltistan (G-B) government has planned a ‘gemstones and minerals’ exhibition in Islamabad to attract investment in the mountainous region known as a 'treasure trove of jewels'.
The two-day exhibition starting on Wednesday in Centaurus will have stalls of gemstones from G-B and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (K-P).
“It’s a hidden treasure and I invite all people to come to the exhibition to benefit from it,” said chief secretary G-B Mohyddin Wani on Tuesday.
He said the exhibition is going to offer dealers an opportunity to form market linkages that will ultimately benefit the people and the region.
According to estimates, there are over 60 different types of precious and semi-precious stones in G-B, with more than 14,000 people involved in artisanal mining. G-B is considered a ‘treasure trove of gemstones' with ruby, emerald, topaz, aquamarine, sapphire, and tourmaline found in abundance in the region.
Talking to the media, Secretary mines and Minerals Sajjad Haider said G-B had great potential for precious stones but the region is lacking in scientific approach when it comes to exploration and extraction of gemstones.
“We are however trying our level best to adopt a scientific approach in the extraction of the precious stones,” he said, adding the government is trying to showcase the potential of this sector to bring in investment from across the globe for which ‘we have favourable laws in place’.
According to the exhibition management, the G-B governor and chief minister will also participate in the exhibition on the first and second day respectively.
The first gemstone mine in Gilgit was reportedly discovered in 1951. Since then, locals have been engaged in exploration, extraction, and exploitation activities unofficially.
According to experts, Pakistan has not been able to benefit from its natural resources due to a lack of skills, technology, and knowledge in processing mining material and then taking it to national and international markets.
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50MW Attabad hydropower project,
The project is located on the right bank of the Hunza River, towards downstream end of Attabad Lake developed as a result of massive landslide approximately 21km long and 120m deep.
The work scope involved the review of feasibility, EPC Tender Documents and Construction Management. The Joint venture consist of Ms Dolsar (lead firm), NESPAK, ACE, PES, BARQAAB
Experts visited the site and interacted with WAPDA officials and discussed the various locations for proposed wier, powerhouse, intake structures etc.
Courtesy: Engr. Asad
50MW Attabad hydropower project,
The project is located on the right bank of the Hunza River, towards downstream end of Attabad Lake developed as a result of massive landslide approximately 21km long and 120m deep.
The work scope involved the review of feasibility, EPC Tender Documents and Construction Management. The Joint venture consist of Ms Dolsar (lead firm), NESPAK, ACE, PES, BARQAAB
Experts visited the site and interacted with WAPDA officials and discussed the various locations for proposed wier, powerhouse, intake structures etc.
Courtesy: Engr. Asad
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