Workshop on thermal power opens

Published May 15, 2007

SWABI, May 14: An eight-day international workshop on ‘Thermal Power Plant, Efficiency and Heat Rate Improvement’ opened in the Ghulam Ishaq Khan (GIK) Institute here on Monday. The Islamic Development Bank financed the workshop which has been organised by the faculty of mechanical engineering of the Institute.

The participants from IDB member countries are taking part in the workshop.

According to the workshop coordinator Dr M. Sultan Khan, the participants from Afghanistan, Albania, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Gambia, Iran, Indonesia, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Mozambique, Sudan, Maldives, Uganda and Malaysia have arrived here to attend the workshop.

—Correspondent

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