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ISLAMABAD: December 12 - The Caretaker Federal Minister for Privatisation, Fawad Hasan Fawad chairing a meeting of the Privatisation Commission Board. APP/TZD/ABB

APP59-121223 ISLAMABAD: December 12 - The Caretaker Federal Minister for Privatisation, Fawad Hasan Fawad chairing a meeting of the Privatisation Commission Board. APP/TZD/ABB

Fawad chairs meeting of Privatisation Commission Board

byCT Report
13/12/2023
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ISLAMABAD: Caretaker Minister for Privatisation Fawad Hasan Fawad chaired a meeting of Privatisation Commission Board.

The Board approved draft Privatisation Commission (Government to Government Agreement Mode-Manner and Procedure) Rules, 2023, according to a press release.

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The Board also granted approval for a six months extension to the contract of audit firm with no additional fee for completion of Privatisation Commission audits for the period July 2013 to June, 2022.

Furthermore, the Board referred the decision for transfer of ten percent shares of the OGDCL in the name of Petroleum Division to the Cabinet Committee on Privatisation (CCoP) as the divestment of shares had not been allowed by the CCOP/Cabinet earlier in 2021.

The OGDCL shares were transferred in the name of Privatisation Commission in 2014 for proposed divestment through international and domestic offering of shares.

After the postponement of privatisation in November, 2014, the Privatisation Commission had again initiated the process for divestment of seven percent shares in August, 2019.

However, the CCoP on the recommendation of the Petroleum Division had stopped the divestment in 2021 as the sale of shares at the prevalent price at the time was not deemed feasible.

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