At a conference in Lahore attended by over 1,000 industry stakeholders, participants accused regulators of contributing to the LPG supply and pricing crisis. Industry representatives called for revised pricing mechanisms, improved security for transporters, action against substandard cylinders, and an end to what they described as unnecessary regulatory hurdles. Stakeholders also raised concerns over rising security risks in Balochistan and approved a joint Charter of Demands, warning that failure to address their issues could disrupt LPG supplies across the country.
Read MorePakistan’s LPG industry has issued a three-day ultimatum to the government, warning of a nationwide strike next week if concerns over pricing, security, and regulatory policies remain unresolved.
