Pakistan oil find may have meaning to entire region

[Umar Nazir]

Bhai pehlay tael nikalnay tou do

khusro k ger beta paida huwa, unho ny chom chom ker he mar dia

 

[Rusty]

Honestly, oil is a curse.
I hope we find only enough oil to sustain Pakistan and not enough to export.
Korea, Singapore, Taiwan became Asian tigers without a drop of oil.

 

[AZ1]

Now till 3 weeks daily new thread will be open for OIL discovery in Pakistan where we will discuss how powerful pakistan has become now.

Wait for 3 weeks and pray that these discovery is true as govt say. There is no confirmation yet.

 

[Umar Nazir]

Now till 3 weeks daily new thread will be open for OIL discovery in Pakistan where we will discuss how powerful pakistan has become now.

Wait for 3 weeks and pray that these discovery is true as govt say. There is no confirmation yet.

just gas is confirmed so far. No confirmation for oil so far

 

[Eagle_Nest]

American invasion is coming...
Oil is not always good news for countries.
Specially muslim counties.
We have example of iraq, Iran, Libya and Venezuela etc
Lets hope we have a good plan.

We already have plan.. CPEC.. every thing has a time to come..and there is lot more to come.

 

[jamal18]

Its a quick way of making people happy for political gains or popularity. Maybe it had something to do with sense of self satisfaction or achievement but certainly there are loose mouths in every department. Every department must have some sort of accountability for these people for spreading premature and false information.

Exactly. There is also a Pakistani mentality of nara bazhi.

We are the most self-delusional country in the world.

 

[Pakistani Fighter]

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Pakistan may soon hit the oil jackpot, and that will be good news for not only the country itself but all of South Asia as well as China and Gulf nations.

Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan was quoted by local media outlet Dawn as saying that "there's a strong possibility that we may discover a very big (oil) reserve in our waters." If his prediction comes true, the discovery will help the South Asian country tackle its economic problems.

With Pakistan's economy in the doldrums, the cash-strapped country may have a more urgent need for foreign investment if massive oil reserves are indeed discovered. According to Dawn, US oil giant Exxon Mobil and Italy's ENI have been involved since January in drilling an ultra-deep oil well.

There may be more international companies wanting to participate in related projects ranging from exploration to refining and logistics. The related investment will help Pakistan maintain its growth momentum.

China has sound cooperation in energy with Pakistan. A big oil find would stimulate investment enthusiasm among Chinese companies. China is willing to support Pakistan's efforts to seize the development opportunity such a find might bring, and handle any challenges.

The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) was originally conceived as a strategic project with oil and gas pipeline links between Northwest China's Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region and Pakistan's Gwadar port.

If Pakistan discovers massive oil reserves, that will be a motivation to extend Pakistan's pipeline network further into Iran and India, and also to enhance energy cooperation with Gulf nations such as Saudi Arabia.

Not only China but also the whole region will benefit from economic integration through energy connectivity.

Using those reserves will likely result in large cross-border capital flows, infrastructure investment, energy trades, and people-to-people exchanges. The region will see the development and utilization of oil reserves as a pillar of economic integration and stability.

As for India, Pakistan's potential oil reserves will increase the country's attractiveness for Indian companies, as oil imports rise in India due to higher fuel demand despite bilateral disputes.

The geopolitical picture in Asia has long been complex and uneven, but Pakistan's potential oil reserves are likely be a game-changer for the region, with economic cooperation in energy.

Hopefully India and Gulf nations won't ignore the opportunities to enhance energy cooperation with Pakistan and help fostering an energy network in Asia.

Probably looks like a stunt from PM to distract ppl from rising Dollar

 

[Qutb-ud-din Aybak]

CPEC + OIL=500 billion dollars per year and also cause of more investment.
we will surpass india in no time. We will get money for R & D and also other fields will improve. in 15 to 20 years we can be developed nation and not 100% oil dependent country.

Pray that oil reserve is really that big.

 

[monitor]

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Pakistan may soon hit the oil jackpot, and that will be good news for not only the country itself but all of South Asia as well as China and Gulf nations.

Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan was quoted by local media outlet Dawn as saying that "there's a strong possibility that we may discover a very big (oil) reserve in our waters." If his prediction comes true, the discovery will help the South Asian country tackle its economic problems.

With Pakistan's economy in the doldrums, the cash-strapped country may have a more urgent need for foreign investment if massive oil reserves are indeed discovered. According to Dawn, US oil giant Exxon Mobil and Italy's ENI have been involved since January in drilling an ultra-deep oil well.

There may be more international companies wanting to participate in related projects ranging from exploration to refining and logistics. The related investment will help Pakistan maintain its growth momentum.

China has sound cooperation in energy with Pakistan. A big oil find would stimulate investment enthusiasm among Chinese companies. China is willing to support Pakistan's efforts to seize the development opportunity such a find might bring, and handle any challenges.

The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) was originally conceived as a strategic project with oil and gas pipeline links between Northwest China's Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region and Pakistan's Gwadar port.

If Pakistan discovers massive oil reserves, that will be a motivation to extend Pakistan's pipeline network further into Iran and India, and also to enhance energy cooperation with Gulf nations such as Saudi Arabia.

Not only China but also the whole region will benefit from economic integration through energy connectivity.

Using those reserves will likely result in large cross-border capital flows, infrastructure investment, energy trades, and people-to-people exchanges. The region will see the development and utilization of oil reserves as a pillar of economic integration and stability.

As for India, Pakistan's potential oil reserves will increase the country's attractiveness for Indian companies, as oil imports rise in India due to higher fuel demand despite bilateral disputes.

The geopolitical picture in Asia has long been complex and uneven, but Pakistan's potential oil reserves are likely be a game-changer for the region, with economic cooperation in energy.

Hopefully India and Gulf nations won't ignore the opportunities to enhance energy cooperation with Pakistan and help fostering an energy network in Asia.

Hold you Horse man first confirm you get the lottery and then count what you will do with it .

CPEC + OIL=500 billion dollars per year and also cause of more investment.
we will surpass india in no time. We will get money for R & D and also other fields will improve. in 15 to 20 years we can be developed nation and not 100% oil dependent country.

Pray that oil reserve is really that big.

Do you ever calculate what 500 billion dollar means .

 

[PakSword]

This all talk is like someone is being told that the lottery ticket you have bought has a chance of winning 5 trillion dollars and that someone is jumping up and down with the lottery ticket in hand...

Guys, let's not become Indians who became a super duper power in 2012.. let's behave like Pakistanis... humble and thankful to the Creator. There is a good chance of big reserve found right across the corner, but oil is nothing without a highly educated population... Which is still at least 16 years away from now!

 

[Imran Khan]

Mera oil meri marzi

 

[alee92nawaz]

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Pakistan may soon hit the oil jackpot, and that will be good news for not only the country itself but all of South Asia as well as China and Gulf nations.

Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan was quoted by local media outlet Dawn as saying that "there's a strong possibility that we may discover a very big (oil) reserve in our waters." If his prediction comes true, the discovery will help the South Asian country tackle its economic problems.

With Pakistan's economy in the doldrums, the cash-strapped country may have a more urgent need for foreign investment if massive oil reserves are indeed discovered. According to Dawn, US oil giant Exxon Mobil and Italy's ENI have been involved since January in drilling an ultra-deep oil well.

There may be more international companies wanting to participate in related projects ranging from exploration to refining and logistics. The related investment will help Pakistan maintain its growth momentum.

China has sound cooperation in energy with Pakistan. A big oil find would stimulate investment enthusiasm among Chinese companies. China is willing to support Pakistan's efforts to seize the development opportunity such a find might bring, and handle any challenges.

The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) was originally conceived as a strategic project with oil and gas pipeline links between Northwest China's Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region and Pakistan's Gwadar port.

If Pakistan discovers massive oil reserves, that will be a motivation to extend Pakistan's pipeline network further into Iran and India, and also to enhance energy cooperation with Gulf nations such as Saudi Arabia.

Not only China but also the whole region will benefit from economic integration through energy connectivity.

Using those reserves will likely result in large cross-border capital flows, infrastructure investment, energy trades, and people-to-people exchanges. The region will see the development and utilization of oil reserves as a pillar of economic integration and stability.

As for India, Pakistan's potential oil reserves will increase the country's attractiveness for Indian companies, as oil imports rise in India due to higher fuel demand despite bilateral disputes.

The geopolitical picture in Asia has long been complex and uneven, but Pakistan's potential oil reserves are likely be a game-changer for the region, with economic cooperation in energy.

Hopefully India and Gulf nations won't ignore the opportunities to enhance energy cooperation with Pakistan and help fostering an energy network in Asia.

Lol. Nikalne to do bhai pehle

 

[Qutb-ud-din Aybak]

Hold you Horse man first confirm you get the lottery and then count what you will do with it .



Do you ever calculate what 500 billion dollar means .

exactly.oil export+ cpec transit+investments coming after success of the two.

and not to forget we have skilled labour and pool of experts. All ingredients to make it possible.

Lol. Nikalne to do bhai pehle

khush ho lene de. Nikalne baad me daikhainge.

 

[313ghazi]

American invasion is coming...
Oil is not always good news for countries.
Specially muslim counties.
We have example of iraq, Iran, Libya and Venezuela etc
Lets hope we have a good plan.

We gave them preview in Afghanistan. They won't be visiting Pakistan.

Exactly. There is also a Pakistani mentality of nara bazhi.

We are the most self-delusional country in the world.

That's unfair - have you seen the content of the neighbours news channels?

 

[Khan Kore]

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Pakistan may soon hit the oil jackpot, and that will be good news for not only the country itself but all of South Asia as well as China and Gulf nations.

Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan was quoted by local media outlet Dawn as saying that "there's a strong possibility that we may discover a very big (oil) reserve in our waters." If his prediction comes true, the discovery will help the South Asian country tackle its economic problems.

With Pakistan's economy in the doldrums, the cash-strapped country may have a more urgent need for foreign investment if massive oil reserves are indeed discovered. According to Dawn, US oil giant Exxon Mobil and Italy's ENI have been involved since January in drilling an ultra-deep oil well.

There may be more international companies wanting to participate in related projects ranging from exploration to refining and logistics. The related investment will help Pakistan maintain its growth momentum.

China has sound cooperation in energy with Pakistan. A big oil find would stimulate investment enthusiasm among Chinese companies. China is willing to support Pakistan's efforts to seize the development opportunity such a find might bring, and handle any challenges.

The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) was originally conceived as a strategic project with oil and gas pipeline links between Northwest China's Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region and Pakistan's Gwadar port.

If Pakistan discovers massive oil reserves, that will be a motivation to extend Pakistan's pipeline network further into Iran and India, and also to enhance energy cooperation with Gulf nations such as Saudi Arabia.

Not only China but also the whole region will benefit from economic integration through energy connectivity.

Using those reserves will likely result in large cross-border capital flows, infrastructure investment, energy trades, and people-to-people exchanges. The region will see the development and utilization of oil reserves as a pillar of economic integration and stability.

As for India, Pakistan's potential oil reserves will increase the country's attractiveness for Indian companies, as oil imports rise in India due to higher fuel demand despite bilateral disputes.

The geopolitical picture in Asia has long been complex and uneven, but Pakistan's potential oil reserves are likely be a game-changer for the region, with economic cooperation in energy.

Hopefully India and Gulf nations won't ignore the opportunities to enhance energy cooperation with Pakistan and help fostering an energy network in Asia.

Let us hope and pray.