Pakistan and Turkiye agreed to enhance cooperation in the energy sector, especially in the area of renewable energy.
Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif was talking to a 9-member delegation led by Turkiye’s Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, Alparslan Bayraktar at the PM House.
The Turkish delegation appreciated the ongoing reforms in Pakistan’s energy sector.
Turkiye’s Minister of Energy said that his country will share its successful experience in energy reforms and privatization, particularly in the power sector, with Pakistan.
He added that the ongoing reforms in Pakistan’s energy sector will make it more attractive for investment.
The Turkish Minister also expressed strong interest in Pakistan’s mineral sector, especially in the exploration of rare earth minerals.
He noted that participation in the Pakistan Minerals Investment Summit provided a clear understanding of the vast potential of this sector in the country.
The prime minister thanked Turkiye’s Minister of Energy and the high-level delegation for participating in the Pakistan Minerals Investment Summit.
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