World Bank-supported projects reviewed at PESCO
Business Recorder • • 1 min read

A delegation from the Ministry of Planning and Development, headed by Engineer Amir Zameer Ahmed Khan, toured the PESCO head office in Peshawar to review the progress of development schemes funded with World Bank backing, according to a Business Recorder report.
PESCO chief executive Akhtar Hameed Khan and senior officers received the visiting team. Chief Engineer of the PMU, Habib-ur-Rehman Marwat, outlined project progress, construction phases, targets and steps to upgrade the power transmission system.
Marwat said the schemes are intended to bolster PESCO's transmission grid, raise its capacity and deliver more dependable power to consumers across its service area. The delegation expressed satisfaction with the progress and emphasised close monitoring and completion of the projects on schedule.
At a glance
- The delegation reviewed World Bank-supported development projects at PESCO's Peshawar head office.
- The briefing covered construction stages, targets and steps to upgrade the transmission system.
- Officials were asked to ensure close oversight and punctual completion of the schemes.
Originally reported by Business Recorder
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