India offers Pakistan electricity to curb load-shedding
The issue of power shortage will be further discussed in meetings between the commerce secretaries on April 27.
ISLAMABAD:
India offered cheap electricity to Pakistan on Wednesday to help overcome the lingering load-shedding problem.
While briefing the media after the Public Accounts Committtee meeting in Islamabad, Secretary of Commerce Zafar Mahmood disclosed that Pakistan is seriously considering the Indian offer.
He further said that the issue of power shortage would also come under discussion in the meeting between the commerce secretaries of India and Pakistan on April 27 and April 28.
Pakistan still has several reservations to give India the most favoured nation status.
India offered cheap electricity to Pakistan on Wednesday to help overcome the lingering load-shedding problem.
While briefing the media after the Public Accounts Committtee meeting in Islamabad, Secretary of Commerce Zafar Mahmood disclosed that Pakistan is seriously considering the Indian offer.
He further said that the issue of power shortage would also come under discussion in the meeting between the commerce secretaries of India and Pakistan on April 27 and April 28.
Pakistan still has several reservations to give India the most favoured nation status.