Pakistan is in chitchats with Qatar to surrender the vehicle of 10 combined 
petroleum gas (LNG) cargoes one year starting here, as power use has declined 
because of slow money related improvement and unreasonably expensive energy costs.


This was imparted by Petrol Minister Musadik Malik while talking with 
writers here on Wednesday. He said that five LNG cargoes expected 2025 
under significant length concurrences with Qatar had as of late been dropped, 
and talks are progressing to give up five extra cargoes to deal with 
the excess LNG in the country.


"Pakistan has proactively delayed five LNG cargoes and suspension of five 
extra cargoes is being viewed as further," he said, adding that LNG had become 
surplus as LNG-based influence plants were sidelined because of the cash 
related credibility interest, and the mysterious area was reluctant to 
buy LNG because of its huge expense.