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Construction work at the new Punjab Assembly Building in Final Phase.



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Japan has extended a grant of Rs6 billion (Japanese Yen 4.09 billion) for improvement in Faisalabad’s water treatment and distribution system.

Economic Affairs Division Secretary Noor Ahmed and Ambassador of Japan Kuninori Matsuda signed the exchange notes in this regard



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PM Imran inaugurates Kohsar university, upgrades TB Sanatorium hospital Murree

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Web Desk
April 23, 2021


Prime Minister Imran Khan on Friday inaugurated Kohsar University and upgraded TB Sanatorium Hospital in Murree.

The Punjab House of Murree has also been included in the Kohsar University to expand its premises and academic blocks while special disciplines of Hotel Management and promotion of tourism are being introduced in the university besides other faculties

Addressing the inauguration ceremony of Kohsar University in Murree, the prime minister said that the incumbent government was striving for the betterment of the masses.
“Kohsar University will help in promoting tourism in the region,” Imran Khan said while emphasizing that Pakistan’s future lies in tourism.

He shared how Switzerland having less area and scenic spots than Pakistan’s northern areas was earning US$60 billion through the tourism industry.

“Several tourist spots could be established in KP and Gilgit Baltistan,” the prime minister pointed while emphasizing as to how the incumbent government has played its role in promoting tourism in the country.

Imran Khan said that promoting tourism could help the country in returning its debts and bringing an economic revolution.

He said the previous leaders had been neglecting tourism and utilizing government resources for personal benefits. “A family in Murree spent Rs830 million from the national exchequer on their home,” he said.
 
Minister for Energy, Mr. Hammad Azhar and Punjab Energy Minister Dr. Akhtar Malik attends MoU ceremony of USD 708 million, 1263 MW PTPL, RLNG based Power Project, located near Trimu Barrage, District Jhang, at Islamabad.


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Bids invited for construction of Dadhocha Dam located near DHA Valley.
In order to resolve water issue in the coming years, the Punjab government has given approval of construction of Dadhocha dam.

The Punjab government has invited bids from qualified firms for the construction of the long-awaited Dadhocha Dam.
Chairman Water and Sanitation Agency (Wasa) Tariq Mahmood Murtaza along with Director General, Amara Khan visited the Dadhocha Dam site near Rawat Industrial State.

With the construction of Dadhocha Dam, WASA would be able to supply 35MGD water daily to the residents of Rawalpindi and its adjoining areas.
WASA will set up the distribution network for Rawalpindi residents.

The total capacity of water storage in this dam is 60 feet, while the dead level has been estimated at 15 feet level. While the live storage capacity is stated to be 45 feet acre. The total inflow of receiving water in dam is 77 thousand cusec while the outflow of water is estimated.
The officials of the Small Dam Organisation while briefing told the Chairman Wasa that an amount of Rs6 billion would be spent on the construction of Dadhocha Dam and work on this project would be initiated soon.

The overall work on this dam would be completed in three years.
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1,263 MW PTPL Power Project achieved Financial Close today. The Power Plant located near Trimmu Barrage, District Jhang is based on re-gasified liquefied natural gas (RLNG) and is so far the largest RLNG based power generation project under Power Generation Policy 2015.

The Financial Closing ceremony was graced by the Honorable Minister for Energy, Mr. Hammad Azhar and Punjab Ministers. Financial Closing documents were signed by Mr. Shah Jahan Mirza, Managing Director PPIB and Mr. Akhtar Hussain Mayo, Chief Executive Officer of PTPL while Chairman PPIB/Secretary Power Division, Mr. Ali Raza Bhutta and other senior officials of Power Division, PPIB and the project company witnessed the proceedings.

The project is being developed in IPP mode through Punjab Thermal Power (Pvt.) Ltd. (PTPL), a private limited company owned by the Government of Punjab through Energy Department. This is the second RLNG based power project developed by Government of Punjab through its own resources, the first being the Bhikki Power Plant, which has already entered full-fledged combined cycle commercial operations and has generated over 9.3 billion units during last year.

PTPL project is being financed through 75 percent commercial debt arranged from local banks which include National Bank of Pakistan, Bank of Punjab, United Bank Limited and Habib Bank Limited while the total cost involved in development of this project is US$. 708 million.

Utilizing state of the art technology, the plant has the design efficiency of 61.16% which is rated amongst highest efficiencies in the world, which would result in fuel-saving of billions of rupees to the national exchequer during 30 years project life period while reducing overall tariff. Despite delay in Financial Closing and commissioning of project due to COVID-19 implications, the project company adopted proactive approach and started construction of plant by injecting its own equity.

Due to dedicated efforts of the Punjab Government coupled with continued support of Federal Government, Power Division and Private Power & Infrastructure Board (PPIB) the plant has reached at advanced stage with over 80% construction works completed. Efforts are being made to bring this project of national importance online by October 2021 on open cycle mode and on combined cycle mode by June 2022.

Upon commissioning of the Project, it will also help in stabilizing and balancing the transmission system to improve uninterrupted supply to Faisalabad and adjacent areas. The Project will generate more than 3000 employment opportunities during construction phase while 2000 during its operations.

Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Hammad Azhar remarked that our energy issues are complex and multifaceted in their own way. Many of our energy woes are attributed to a lack of focus on the part of successive governments to diversify the energy mix by harnessing cheap and indigenous sources of power generation.

As the incumbent government under PM Imran Khan took on this challenge, the matter of generating low-cost electricity, which is both affordable and environmentally-friendly as well as focusing on renewable energy resources like hydel, wind and solar has been the foremost priority. a greater concern. It is this quest for making Pakistan the embodiment of the Quaid’s and Iqbal’s ideals that continue to guide our efforts as we go about performing the fundamental task of turning the country towards progress on different fronts.


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Prime Minister Imran Khan has said that Pakistan is heading towards modern agriculture and the use of new technology will help curb corruption in the sector.

Addressing the Kisan card distribution ceremony in Multan on Monday,

The premier highlighted that the government will provide relief to farmers in case the crops are destroyed.

The progress of farmers will ultimately uplift the country. The premier said the farmers of wheat earned Rs500 billion for their crops and the rate of the wheat crop increased by Rs500 during the so far tenure of the incumbent government.

PM Khan said that his government is working on providing loans to the farmers through Kissan Cards to help them in compensating their losses.

Meanwhile, the prime minister will inaugurate public welfare projects including E-Khidmat Center, Labour Housing Colony Industrial Estate Phase-I, and a new building of Shelter Home.

He will launch five Miyawaki forests under the Clean and Green Pakistan campaign and the project of rehabilitation of Multan-Mattital road.

Imran Khan will also perform groundbreaking of a Panahgah in Multan under the project of construction of Panahgahs in all divisional headquarters of Punjab Phase-I, 200-bed Mother and Child Hospital in Ghalla Godam Multan, and ten water filtration plants in Multan.
 
Government of Punjab issued a farmer card to directly deliver government subsidy to farmers as cash transfer:
You can get fertilizer, seeds and agricultural poison at a discounted price from the cultivated dealer through the farmer card.
Open your account after verifying your thumb at HBL Connect shop to get a registered Farmer Card
▪︎ Contact local staff of Agriculture Department (Extension) for unregistered farming registration
▪︎ For more information or details contact Agricultural Helpline .


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𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐣𝐞𝐜𝐭 𝐔𝐩𝐝𝐚𝐭𝐞 -𝐌𝐚𝐢𝐧 𝐒𝐞𝐫𝐯𝐢𝐜𝐞 𝐀𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐬 (𝐌𝐒𝐀𝐬) 𝐨𝐧 𝐋𝐚𝐡𝐨𝐫𝐞 - 𝐒𝐢𝐚𝐥𝐤𝐨𝐭 𝐌𝐨𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐰𝐚𝐲 (𝐌𝟏𝟏)

DG FWO, along with his team, visited Lahore - Sialkot Motorway today to review the progress of development work on both MSAs.

Facilities planned in these MSAs include
fast-food outlets, restaurants,
truckers’ hotels, kiosks, tuck shops,
ATMs, Washrooms (ladies & gents), fuel stations, EV charging facilities and mosques.

Once completed these facilities will InshaAllah go a long way in serving the commuters.

DG showed his satisfaction and appreciated the quality and pace of work being done by FWO team.


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