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Chairman AG Iqbal Z. Ahmed has been unanimously approved as a member of the Board of Trustees of Government College University.

“An eminent old Ravian, Ahmed’s appointment was approved during the 13th meeting of the Board of Trustees on March 7, 2024, under Clause (4) sub-clause (3) of the GCU Endowment Fund Trust Deed, replacing the late Zia Haider Rizvi.

Well regarded from his philanthropic efforts, directed through the Zohra and Z.Z. Ahmed Foundation, Mr. Ahmed also serves as the chairperson of the Lahore Literary Festival Society, which annually organizes the Lahore Literary Festival.”

GCU Board of Trustees approves name of Iqbal Ahmed as member LAHORE: The Board of Trustees of the Government College University (GCU) has unanimously approved the name of Iqbal ...

‘Pakistan faces a gas supply gap of 1,300mmfcd. This could have been significantly reduced if the government had allowed the two existing terminals to increase their import capacity by 600mmfcd — something that could be done in a few weeks—‘ DAWN

Gas shortage THE government seems to have finally woken up to the adverse impact of the growing energy shortages on the economy,...

The Government has instructed SSGC to comply with the ECC and Federal Cabinet decision of last year and resume gas supplies to JJVL for immediate increase in local LPG production.

SSGCL directed to resume gas supply to JJVL LPG plant ISLAMABAD: The Ministry of Energy (Petroleum Division), on Friday, directed the Sui Southern Gas Company Limited...

Pakistan GasPort Limited Chairman Iqbal Z. Ahmed spoke with Bloomberg Businessweek on the sidelines of the recent Gastech Exhibition & Conference in Dubai on current LNG prices and their impact on finally opening up private sector imports.

Pakistan’s dependence on natural gas is turning into a nightmare Surge in global gas prices is forcing Pakistan to pay top dollar or forego spot shipments it needs to tide over winter.

The (gas) shortfall means the nation will “definitely” suffer power outages over the winter, Iqbal Z. Ahmed, the chairman of Pakistan GasPort

The Global Natural Gas Crunch May Switch Off Lights in Pakistan Pakistan only started importing liquefied natural gas six years ago, but its growing dependence on the super-chilled fuel is starting to turn into a nightmare.

Amid severe gas crisis in Sindh, Balochistan: PGPCL LNG terminal offers additional regasification capacity

Amid severe gas crisis in Sindh, Balochistan: PGPCL LNG terminal offers additional regasification capacity ISLAMABAD: Amid severe gas shortage in Sindh and Balochistan that appeared on the scene from June 22, 2021 because of the Annual Turn Around of Kunnar Pasaki gas field and which is likely to...