Islamabad: Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar led a meeting focused on advancing reforms in the power sector, emphasizing a consumer-centric approach. The session, held by a committee formed by the Prime Minister, concentrated on reviewing the progress of proposed reforms and the privatisation agenda, aiming to enhance institutional efficiency and the service provided to electricity consumers.
According to Radio Pakistan, the meeting highlighted the need for strengthening key institutions and building their capacity as part of the reform process. Ishaq Dar stressed the importance of these reforms in achieving greater efficiency and sustainability within the sector. He underscored the necessity of focusing on results, institutional effectiveness, and ensuring the long-term sustainability of the power sector to improve outcomes for consumers.