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Qatar to Supply Abundant Gas to Pakistan in December and January, Says Ali Parvez Malik

October 31, 2026 • 1 hour ago •

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan is set to receive a substantial supply of gas from Qatar during the months of December and January, as confirmed by Minister Ali Parvez Malik. This development aims to alleviate the ongoing energy crisis faced by the country.

In a statement to the media, Malik emphasized that the agreement with Qatar will ensure a steady flow of liquefied natural gas (LNG), which is crucial for meeting the energy demands of both residential and industrial sectors. He noted that the government is committed to enhancing energy security and reducing reliance on alternative energy sources.

The implications of this gas supply are significant for Pakistan’s economy, particularly as it grapples with rising energy costs and inflation. A reliable gas supply is expected to stabilize energy prices and support economic activities, which have been hampered by energy shortages. This move is also seen as a step towards strengthening bilateral relations between Pakistan and Qatar.

Looking ahead, the government plans to monitor the gas supply closely and is expected to hold discussions with Qatari officials to ensure the smooth execution of the agreement. Further updates on the energy sector are anticipated as the supply date approaches.

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