Pakistan offers to share energy crisis management experience with Bangladesh

Pakistan has offered to share its experience managing energy supply disruptions with Bangladesh, following talks between Petroleum Minister Ali Pervaiz Malik and Bangladesh’s Finance Adviser Rashid Al Mehmood Titumir. The Express Tribune reported that the officials discussed fuel availability, uncertainty in global energy markets and ways to limit the effects on their economies.

Malik outlined Pakistan’s efforts to secure fuel and provide targeted subsidies, while Titumir described Bangladesh’s energy security measures and called for diversified sources and supply routes. He also praised Pakistan’s diplomatic work to ease the Iran-related conflict and its efforts to obtain LNG cargoes from Qatar through the Strait of Hormuz. Both sides backed continued cooperation and experience-sharing as they prepare for disruptions in energy markets.