Imran Khan to chair first meeting of CCI today

Author: inp

Prime Minister Imran Khan will chair the first meeting of the Council of Common Interests (CCI), with water, energy issues figuring high on the agenda along with the discussion on launching a national cleanliness drive in the country today (Monday).

The CCI meeting scheduled to take place at 11:30am at the PM Office will be attended by the chief ministers of all the four provinces.

According to the Ministry of Inter-Provincial Coordination, the meeting will take up a seven-point agenda, which includes summaries with regard to import of liquefied natural gas, launching a countrywide cleanliness drive and setting up a task force for streamlining regulatory functions.

The Petroleum, Exploration & Production Policy 2012 as well as matters pertaining to workers welfare fund and Employees Old-Age Benefits Institution will also come under discussion during the meeting.

Published in Daily Times, September 24th 2018.

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