Infrastructure Development in Pakistan
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TODAY, by the grace of God, the 2nd Unit of Sahiwal coal power project has started running on its full capacity (660-MW) during trial run--and count down for 168 hour testing has now begun ...
In other words, the Sahiwal Coal Power Plant today is operating at its full capacity of 1320MW--both Unit 1 & 2 are generating power of 660 MW each.
In other words, the Sahiwal Coal Power Plant today is operating at its full capacity of 1320MW--both Unit 1 & 2 are generating power of 660 MW each.
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New NADRA Facilitation center in Gulberg Lahore.
This Facilitation Center will be open 24 hours & 7 days a week so No more waiting in long lines, fully air conditioned pleasant environment..
This Facilitation Center will be open 24 hours & 7 days a week so No more waiting in long lines, fully air conditioned pleasant environment..
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Zamir gul Irrigation dam Kohat KPK.
The under construction Zamir Gul Dam is situated in the remote and far-flung village Ziarat Sheikh Allahdad of Southern District of Kohat on Kohat-Nizampur Road in PK-37. Annual Rainfall in the area is 22%. There is thousands acres barren land but due to no proper canal system its production ratio is nothing. Most lands of Ziarat Sheikh Allahdad are Barani.
The Dam on completion would bring green revolution in the area
The under construction Zamir Gul Dam is situated in the remote and far-flung village Ziarat Sheikh Allahdad of Southern District of Kohat on Kohat-Nizampur Road in PK-37. Annual Rainfall in the area is 22%. There is thousands acres barren land but due to no proper canal system its production ratio is nothing. Most lands of Ziarat Sheikh Allahdad are Barani.
The Dam on completion would bring green revolution in the area
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Russia to install 60 LPG AirMix plants.
24 will be set up in Balochistan. The remaining will be set up at Muree, in GilgitBaltistan and AJK.
Second deal on natural gas with Moscow being finalised as Russia will construct 1,100 kilometer LNG pipeline from North to South.
24 will be set up in Balochistan. The remaining will be set up at Muree, in GilgitBaltistan and AJK.
Second deal on natural gas with Moscow being finalised as Russia will construct 1,100 kilometer LNG pipeline from North to South.
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11 Development Projects Approved Across Pakistan!
Here is a List of the Projects Approved with the Total Cost of Each.
1. Punjab Irrigated Agriculture Productivity Improvement Project (PIPIPI) – 67.5 Billion
PIPIPI has been designed to maximize the productivity of available water by using the On Farm Water Management (OFWM) technology package which will help curb water losses. This project was approved 5 years ago but abandoned, increasing its cost by 88%.
2. Peshawar Metro Bus – Rs.49.4 Billion
The government has allocated $335 m for the Peshawar Metro Bus project and it has been financed by the Asian Development Bank. It will be complete in a year and citizens of Peshawar will be able to use the facilities within a year. 45O air conditioned buses will be operational, serving about 50,000 passengers daily.
3. Jaglot-Skardu Road – Rs. 32.3 billion
The road will be expanded and is expected to cut down travel times by half after the project is completed. Good news for tourists, no more long queues during the summer vacations. [we hope!]
4. Enhancing Public-Private Partnership – Rs. 19.3 billion
The Ecnec has approved the budget to help complete development projects with private sector cooperation.
5. Koto Hydropower Projects – Rs. 14 billion
The Koto Hydropower projects were previously halted due to political reasons. A Chinese company has taken over the project at 133% increase in cost.
6. Health Services Delivery Project – Overall Cost: Rs. 13.9 billion
The project includes various departments; EPI, MNCH, Family Planning & PHC Programme (LHW Programme) and Nutrition Programme for the provision of primary health care.
7. Thokar Niaz Beg Project – Overall Cost: Rs. 10.4 billion
Expansion and improvement of Canal Road from Thokar Niaz Baig to Defence Road will provide relief to the traffic flowing from Thokar Niaz Baig to Bahria Town.
8. Karachi Neighborhood Improvement Project – Rs. 10.3 billion
Pakistan Chowk, Korangi, Malir, and Saddar areas, including Empress Market, will undergo changes due to congestion and heavy population. The Sindh Government will be receiving aid from the World Bank worth Rs 9 billion and complete the rest of the amount themselves.
9. PM’s Youth Skill Development Programme – Rs. 6.2 billion
Finally, the youth of Pakistan gets some recognition, around 100,000 youngsters will be trained in the fields of construction, energy, production, agriculture, IT and mining.
10. Rathoa Haryam Bridge Construction – Rs. 5.1 billion
The bridge is going to be 5km long and will reduce traveling time between Mirpur and Kotli, as well as Mirpur and Dadayal Subdivision.
11. Children Hospital at Bahawalpur Project – 5.1 billion
First approved in 2015, Rs.750 million was set aside for the hospital. South Korea will now be providing a loan of Rs3.5 million at concessionary rates to construct the 235-bed hospital.
Here is a List of the Projects Approved with the Total Cost of Each.
1. Punjab Irrigated Agriculture Productivity Improvement Project (PIPIPI) – 67.5 Billion
PIPIPI has been designed to maximize the productivity of available water by using the On Farm Water Management (OFWM) technology package which will help curb water losses. This project was approved 5 years ago but abandoned, increasing its cost by 88%.
2. Peshawar Metro Bus – Rs.49.4 Billion
The government has allocated $335 m for the Peshawar Metro Bus project and it has been financed by the Asian Development Bank. It will be complete in a year and citizens of Peshawar will be able to use the facilities within a year. 45O air conditioned buses will be operational, serving about 50,000 passengers daily.
3. Jaglot-Skardu Road – Rs. 32.3 billion
The road will be expanded and is expected to cut down travel times by half after the project is completed. Good news for tourists, no more long queues during the summer vacations. [we hope!]
4. Enhancing Public-Private Partnership – Rs. 19.3 billion
The Ecnec has approved the budget to help complete development projects with private sector cooperation.
5. Koto Hydropower Projects – Rs. 14 billion
The Koto Hydropower projects were previously halted due to political reasons. A Chinese company has taken over the project at 133% increase in cost.
6. Health Services Delivery Project – Overall Cost: Rs. 13.9 billion
The project includes various departments; EPI, MNCH, Family Planning & PHC Programme (LHW Programme) and Nutrition Programme for the provision of primary health care.
7. Thokar Niaz Beg Project – Overall Cost: Rs. 10.4 billion
Expansion and improvement of Canal Road from Thokar Niaz Baig to Defence Road will provide relief to the traffic flowing from Thokar Niaz Baig to Bahria Town.
8. Karachi Neighborhood Improvement Project – Rs. 10.3 billion
Pakistan Chowk, Korangi, Malir, and Saddar areas, including Empress Market, will undergo changes due to congestion and heavy population. The Sindh Government will be receiving aid from the World Bank worth Rs 9 billion and complete the rest of the amount themselves.
9. PM’s Youth Skill Development Programme – Rs. 6.2 billion
Finally, the youth of Pakistan gets some recognition, around 100,000 youngsters will be trained in the fields of construction, energy, production, agriculture, IT and mining.
10. Rathoa Haryam Bridge Construction – Rs. 5.1 billion
The bridge is going to be 5km long and will reduce traveling time between Mirpur and Kotli, as well as Mirpur and Dadayal Subdivision.
11. Children Hospital at Bahawalpur Project – 5.1 billion
First approved in 2015, Rs.750 million was set aside for the hospital. South Korea will now be providing a loan of Rs3.5 million at concessionary rates to construct the 235-bed hospital.
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