Leghari, Turkish envoy discuss power sector reforms, DISCOs’ privatisation
Business Recorder • • 1 min read

Federal Energy Minister Sardar Awais Ahmad Khan Leghari met Turkish Ambassador Dr Irfan Neziroglu in Islamabad, according to Business Recorder. The discussion focused on power sector reforms, the progress of DISCO privatisation and the participation of Turkish investors. Both sides agreed to deepen energy cooperation between the two countries.
Leghari said the Power Division has finished the policy, reform and institutional groundwork needed for the DISCO sale, and the formal process has moved on to a forum and the Privatisation Commission. He described the government's aim as better distribution performance, financial sustainability, stronger governance and improved consumer services through private-sector participation. He also cited three MoUs signed during his Turkiye visit covering electricity markets, transmission and distribution.
The minister welcomed Turkish companies' interest in the DISCO process, saying their expertise was valuable and inviting investors to explore opportunities in the sector. Ambassador Neziroglu said Turkish firms keenly want to invest in Pakistan's energy sector and that their participation would strengthen bilateral economic ties. The two sides committed to further institutional engagement on reforms, investment and technical cooperation.
At a glance
- Power Division says policy and institutional work for DISCO privatisation is complete.
- Three MoUs signed during Leghari's Turkiye visit cover electricity markets, transmission and distribution.
- Turkish investors were invited to explore power sector opportunities in Pakistan.
Originally reported by Business Recorder
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