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Senate committee to review KESC’ privatisation process tomorrow

byShahid Minhas
14/07/2015
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ISLAMABAD: Senate Standing Committee on Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs and Statistics will review the privatization procedure of Karachi Electric Supply Company (KESC) on Wednesday (tomorrow).

Chairman Senate Standing Committee on Finance, Senator Saleem Mandviwala has called a meeting of the committee to have another look at the privatization procedure of Karachi Electric Supply Company and all other important matters in this regard.

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Saleem Mandviwala has said that the privatization of KESC has a great public importance, adding that all officials concerned has been invited to participate in the national level issue and to lay down a plan in this regard.

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