Imran Khan said that the development of 10 dams and hydropower projects, started by the PTI government in 2018 and expected to be completed by 2028, will create cheaper energy, create the 8 million land sections in the cultivated countries and ensure food security.
Speaking to the media on Wednesday about his visit to the Mohmand region of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) to monitor the progress of the development of the Mohmand Dam, he lamented it despite the enormous potential. The chief said that although China has developed 80,000 dams, including 5,000 large dams, Pakistan only has two large dams.
10 small and big dams will be constructed in country by 2028 to take care of electricity needs and ensure food security: PM @ImranKhanPTI https://t.co/rtOOZEhHXz pic.twitter.com/mLbAaGNYz4
— Radio Pakistan (@RadioPakistan) May 19, 2021
He said 10 dams, including Bhasha and Dasu, will be built with the vision of a pristine and green Pakistan in mind and with environmental changes in mind.
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He added that dam development and water deposits are also important to meet the need for safe drinking water for large urban areas and metropolitan areas like Lahore and Karachi.
While alluding to the large transportation mafia in Karachi, which brings in billions of rupees, the leader said the development of a lake in Ravi City Lahore aims to provide safe drinking water for the residents of the territory.
He said the area of operations roundabout obligation, which was Rs 480 billion in 2018, will expand to Rs 900 billion from now on and reach Rs 1,455 billion by 2023.
Regardless, the executive added that the current administration is trying to reassess competition with PPIs.
In an investigation into the advancement of the travel industry, he said that with the current third Covid-19 flood, agencies other than measures to review the spread of Covid in the country were also trying to keep the wheels of the economy going and save people from them Money problems.
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The Prime Minister encouraged the majority to proceed after Covid’s SOPs, including using face veils to protect themselves from the destructive infection, just as the country did from financial repercussions.
