Pakistan, China sign agreement for Azad Pattan Hydel Power Project under CPEC
Prime Minister Imran Khan witnessed the agreement-signing ceremony. Speaking on the occasion, the CPEC project will guarantee the progress of Pakistan. “The project will provide cheap electricity. Green Energy will not cause damage to environment,” he said.
He said that the power projects destroyed due to oil. “Electricity rates were also increased due to depreciation of the rupee,” he added. As part of CPEC, with an investment of 1.5 billion dollars and 700.7 megawatts of electricity, Azad Pattan will involve no fuel import, enabling the country to move towards cheaper and greener power while generating local job opportunities.
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