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Pakistan advances $1.55 billion in infrastructure projects under economic reform plan

Pakistan advances $1.55 billion in infrastructure projects under economic reform plan

  • Projects include power grid upgrades, land digitization, wastewater treatment, irrigation schemes
  • Planning minister says energy security key to government’s growth, industrialization agenda
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