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Qatar Seems to Win Long-Term Pakistan Gas Deal

According to the latest media reports quoting a senior Pakistani government official associated with the cabinet of Prime Minister Imran Khan, Qatar has emerged as the front-runner for a long-term liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply deal to Pakistan. The decision on the agreement will be taken in the coming weeks. Pakistan is facing a severe energy crisis with repeated power blackouts and gas supply outages that led to the sacking of the heads of two of its main gas distribution utilities in January. That is why the country has turned to LNG imports to alleviate chronic energy shortages that have hindered its economic growth caused by a mix of poorly maintained distribution networks, inefficient regulation, and poor governance