Federal Minister for Maritime Affairs Ali Zaidi has said that Pakistan plans to set up a fourth LNG terminal.

Published 5 years ago on Jun 30th 2021, 2:13 pm
By Web Desk
In a statement, Ali Zaidi said the Japanese company would invest $300 million in the new LNG terminal to be set up at Port Qasim and the project would be completed in two years.
The Federal Minister further said that 90 LNG cargo ships would be able to anchor at the terminal annually.
He said a 24 km long pipeline would be laid for the terminal.
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