Pakistan is aiming to strengthen its energy partnership with Azerbaijan, focusing on sustainable development and expanding gas infrastructure, Pakistan's Minister for Petroleum announced at the Baku Energy Forum.
At the 30th Baku Energy Forum, Pakistan’s Minister for Petroleum Ali Pervaiz Malik expressed his country’s strong interest in enhancing energy cooperation with Azerbaijan. Emphasizing the importance of sustainable and inclusive development, Malik highlighted the role of Azerbaijan as a vital partner in Pakistan’s energy transition. He underscored the need to align energy policies with industrial growth and renewable technologies.
The minister also discussed ongoing collaboration on gas infrastructure projects, including potential pipelines linking regional countries. With Pakistan’s vast 120,000-kilometer pipeline network, the country is well positioned for further energy development. Pakistan continues to actively negotiate energy agreements globally while encouraging local production and resource exploration.
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