Chiniot Has Gold

[Windjammer]

LAHORE – Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif, during a high-level briefing given to him by Secretary Energy Shahid Mehmood on Thursday, learnt that the Chiniot/Rajoa Iron Ore Project may shed vast reserves of gold, copper, nickel, cobalt and other minerals, apart from already located million of tons of iron ore.
He also learnt that there was a found of high-grade coal in Mianwali, while there were prospects of coal reserves in Cholistan as well. After the briefing, the chief minister directed the department concerned to build a residential colony, with a cost of Rs.1 billion, for the mining workers.
Shahbaz Sharif said that the future of the country “is closely linked with minerals, livestock and dairy development and agriculture, adding that “this goal of self-reliance can be achieved by developing these sectors.”
Issuing instructions for setting up a core committee for speedy implementation of mining and energy projects, he directed that the committee should meet twice a month for this purpose. He also issued instructions for the immediate launching of work on the project of residential colony for mines labourers.
Provincial Minister for Mines, Ch. Abdul Ghafoor, Chairman Planning & Development Javed Aslam, Chairman Special Initiatives Entity Haroon Khawaja, and experts were present on the occasion.
Secretary Energy Shahid Mehmood gave a detailed briefing regarding the pace of implementation of the Chiniot/Rajoa and Kalabagh Iron Ore projects. He said that survey of mines has been conducted and data on 337 mines has been collected. He said that a sample of 40 tons iron ore has been sent to Germany for analysis while quality of coal found at different places in Punjab is also being tested. He said that international bidding has been made for Chiniot/Rajoa Iron Ore Project in which companies of China, Russia and Germany have taken part.
Geologist Dr. Fuzail A Saddique informed that 110 million tons of iron ore reserves had been identified in Chiniot and there are also indications of the presence of other minerals in the area. He said that there was a found of high-grade coal in Mianwali while there are prospects of coal reserves in Cholistan as well. The CM said that Pakistan and Punjab province are rich in mineral wealth and their development can not only help strengthen national economy but also achieve the goal of self-sufficiency. Meanwhile, he addressed a seminar held in collaboration with Punjab Information Technology Board and Google at Lahore Technology Park, here today. After his address, the Chief Minister also gave detailed answers to the questions by the participants. Replying to a question, he said that the poor and the common man also had equal right over the resources of the country.
Chiniot has gold, Shahbaz hears | The Nation

 

[T90TankGuy]

i keep hearing there are coal deposits here and gas deposits worth trillions there and now gold . will some one please post once you guys start the extractions process . this seem to be a case of counting your chickens before they hatch .

 

[Windjammer]

i keep hearing there are coal deposits here and gas deposits worth trillions there and now gold . will some one please post once you guys start the extractions process . this seem to be a case of counting your chickens before they hatch .

A little search even on this forum will inform you that eggs have hatched and birds are ready to fly.

Thar coal power generation project

 

[Pioneerfirst]

we have huge deposits of Iron ore,take example of kalabagh iron reserves which can last for 80 yrs for our needs but still we made steel from imported iron ore and coal.

 

[Adnan Faruqi]

LAHORE – Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif, during a high-level briefing given to him by Secretary Energy Shahid Mehmood on Thursday, learnt that the Chiniot/Rajoa Iron Ore Project may shed vast reserves of gold, copper, nickel, cobalt and other minerals, apart from already located million of tons of iron ore.
He also learnt that there was a found of high-grade coal in Mianwali, while there were prospects of coal reserves in Cholistan as well. After the briefing, the chief minister directed the department concerned to build a residential colony, with a cost of Rs.1 billion, for the mining workers.
Shahbaz Sharif said that the future of the country “is closely linked with minerals, livestock and dairy development and agriculture, adding that “this goal of self-reliance can be achieved by developing these sectors.”
Issuing instructions for setting up a core committee for speedy implementation of mining and energy projects, he directed that the committee should meet twice a month for this purpose. He also issued instructions for the immediate launching of work on the project of residential colony for mines labourers.
Provincial Minister for Mines, Ch. Abdul Ghafoor, Chairman Planning & Development Javed Aslam, Chairman Special Initiatives Entity Haroon Khawaja, and experts were present on the occasion.
Secretary Energy Shahid Mehmood gave a detailed briefing regarding the pace of implementation of the Chiniot/Rajoa and Kalabagh Iron Ore projects. He said that survey of mines has been conducted and data on 337 mines has been collected. He said that a sample of 40 tons iron ore has been sent to Germany for analysis while quality of coal found at different places in Punjab is also being tested. He said that international bidding has been made for Chiniot/Rajoa Iron Ore Project in which companies of China, Russia and Germany have taken part.
Geologist Dr. Fuzail A Saddique informed that 110 million tons of iron ore reserves had been identified in Chiniot and there are also indications of the presence of other minerals in the area. He said that there was a found of high-grade coal in Mianwali while there are prospects of coal reserves in Cholistan as well. The CM said that Pakistan and Punjab province are rich in mineral wealth and their development can not only help strengthen national economy but also achieve the goal of self-sufficiency. Meanwhile, he addressed a seminar held in collaboration with Punjab Information Technology Board and Google at Lahore Technology Park, here today. After his address, the Chief Minister also gave detailed answers to the questions by the participants. Replying to a question, he said that the poor and the common man also had equal right over the resources of the country.
Chiniot has gold, Shahbaz hears | The Nation

So not only just gold but vast reserves of gold, copper, nickel, cobalt and other minerals, apart from already located million of tons of iron ore.

In short pakistan will be the richest nation in te world after digging out these from chiniot

But the word "may" have busted it all

Its really amazing that in every such news the word "vast reserve" + "millions of tons" and biggest in the world is also there.

Why don't people talk reality?

 

[Windjammer]

So not only just gold but vast reserves of gold, copper, nickel, cobalt and other minerals, apart from already located million of tons of iron ore.

With all probability.

In short pakistan will be the richest nation in te world after digging out these from chiniot

Your predictions will fall flat in Congo.

But the word "may" have busted it all

Its really amazing that in every such news the word "vast reserve" + "millions of tons" and biggest in the world is also there.

Why don't people talk reality?

In all eventualities, the only thing may get busted will be the Indian hope.
The fact is while other sources have been identified, there is possibility Gold MAY also be present....is that too difficult to comprehend.

 

[Fracker]

what ever, one thing we are sure pakistan is rich on oil, gas, coal, iron, mountain salt, gold, copper, urnanium and many of other minerals, including world 6 largest population to support fast economy growth. And on the top, ideal location on the map (access to central asia, middle east and china) But due to incompetency of the government we are at a level to put more load on the people and devaluation of the currency.

Corruption really hurt alot...

 

[Agni5000]

Now gold. Looks like pakistan has less soil than (metal, coal, oil and gas). I wonder why still look for Aid.

 

[Gautam]

what ever, one thing we are sure pakistan is rich on oil, gas, coal, iron, mountain salt, gold, copper, urnanium and many of other minerals,

i hope you export some uranium to Australia and oil to Iran, Saudi Arabia etc. i really do.

 

[AstanoshKhan]

Now gold. Looks like pakistan has less soil than (metal, coal, oil and gas). I wonder why still look for Aid.

i hope you export some uranium to Australia and oil to Iran, Saudi Arabia etc. i really do.

Lo ji, Aakhir, Aaa gaye naa apni awqaat dikanaay.

 

[Indus Falcon]

I wonder why still look for Aid.

Don't put too much pressure on your peabrain, it might blowup!!!

 

[Sinnerman108]

Chiniot may or may not have gold but this

and others like him have no brains nor shame nor a decent bone in their bodies.

They are devoid of soul, corpses they are...

 

[Sinnerman108]

So not only just gold but vast reserves of gold, copper, nickel, cobalt and other minerals, apart from already located million of tons of iron ore.

In short pakistan will be the richest nation in te world after digging out these from chiniot

But the word "may" have busted it all

Its really amazing that in every such news the word "vast reserve" + "millions of tons" and biggest in the world is also there.

Why don't people talk reality?

And again, the one from Hindu-stan who has a Muslim name.

 

[Mo12]

Seems like Pakistan has gold, iron ore, copper, silver, water, oil, gas.... Everything.

 

[Peaceful Civilian]

Chalo Ji sab mazdoori kernay chalain Chiniot. Kahin se to mehnat ka ajarr milay ga,
Let carry your butcher and have some work there. Let make Pakistan Rich