PM briefed on N-power projects

Published March 4, 2015
ISLAMABAD : Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif attends a presentation on the nuclear power programme.—APP
ISLAMABAD : Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif attends a presentation on the nuclear power programme.—APP

ISLAMABAD: Nuclear programme officials briefed the prime minister on Tuesday on planned power projects.

“Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif was given a briefing on Pakistan’s nuclear power programme by the Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission at the PM House,” the Prime Minister’s Office said, adding that 1100MW K2 and K3 nuclear power projects being constructed in Karachi and other plans were discussed.

The briefing was attended by Defence Minister Khawaja Mohammad Asif, Finance Minister Ishaq Dar, Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee Gen Rashad Mahmood and director general of the Strategic Plans Division.

The prime minister said that availability of funds for the projects would be ensured.

Take a look: Nuclear plants project: Certain facts not being made public for strategic reasons, SHC told

Mr Sharif, who proceeds on a three-day visit to Riyadh on Wednesday for an urgent meeting with King Salman Bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud, held a separate meeting with Gen Rashad Mahmood.

“Professional matters related to the armed forces and the overall national security situation came under discussion during the meeting,” the PM Office said.

Published in Dawn March 4th , 2015

On a mobile phone? Get the Dawn Mobile App: Apple Store | Google Play

Opinion

Editorial

X post facto
Updated 19 Apr, 2024

X post facto

Our decision-makers should realise the harm they are causing.
Insufficient inquiry
19 Apr, 2024

Insufficient inquiry

UNLESS the state is honest about the mistakes its functionaries have made, we will be doomed to repeat our follies....
Melting glaciers
19 Apr, 2024

Melting glaciers

AFTER several rain-related deaths in KP in recent days, the Provincial Disaster Management Authority has sprung into...
IMF’s projections
Updated 18 Apr, 2024

IMF’s projections

The problems are well-known and the country is aware of what is needed to stabilise the economy; the challenge is follow-through and implementation.
Hepatitis crisis
18 Apr, 2024

Hepatitis crisis

THE sheer scale of the crisis is staggering. A new WHO report flags Pakistan as the country with the highest number...
Never-ending suffering
18 Apr, 2024

Never-ending suffering

OVER the weekend, the world witnessed an intense spectacle when Iran launched its drone-and-missile barrage against...