
Sharif said that the Punjab government has created a conducive atmosphere for the promotion of investment in the province and public-private partnerships are being encouraged.
He said that Pakistan is facing a severe energy crisis and the Punjab government is working on various projects for generating energy from alternate sources. He added that vast opportunities for generating energy from hydro, solar and coal resources are available in Punjab and the government will encourage foreign investment in such projects.
Sharif received a briefing from the Slovenian delegation regarding generation of energy from waste and cooperation in hydropower generation and infrastructure. The chief minister then directed the vice chairman of the Punjab Investment Board to hold a dialogue for cooperation between Slovenia and the Punjab government in these sectors.
Published in The Express Tribune, November 26th, 2010
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