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April 13, 2024

News Desk

Oil and gas companies are waiting for incentives to boost production

Islamabad: Oil and gas exploration companies have asked the new government to formulate a policy that will provide incentives to optimize hydrocarbon production from existing fields to ensure the country’s energy security. Sources told The Express Tribune that several oil and gas exploration companies were allowed to install advanced technology in their existing fields in a bid to boost production to overcome the energy deficit in Pakistan. These exploration companies produce oil and natural gas under the old oil policies that offer low prices. Now, they require additional money to spend on incremental production from these fields. Earlier, the caretaker

April 6, 2024

News Desk

Exporters criticize the government’s incentives for blue passports

Critics of the new incentives, such as issuing blue passports to top exporters, argue that the government should prioritize facilitating the vibrant middle class and supporting the growth of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs). They have expressed to The Express Tribune that the government’s focus seems to be on promoting an elite culture that already dominates the country, rather than catering to the needs of the neglected ‘Safaid Posh Tabka’ (middle class). Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif recently announced the issuance of blue passports to 66 winners of the Tax and Export Excellence Awards, who will also receive the ‘Pakistan Honor

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