Pakistan’s oil and gas production has declined to its lowest level in two decades, raising concerns about energy security. Experts attribute this drop to aging wells, lack of exploration investment, and poor policy implementation. The decline could increase the country’s dependence on expensive energy imports.
Pakistan is witnessing its lowest oil and gas output in 20 years. With domestic production shrinking, the country faces mounting pressure to meet its growing energy demands through costly imports. Industry leaders are calling for reforms and renewed investment in exploration to stabilize the sector.
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