I am agree with u some points but it is reality in Pakistan no development project cannot approve without powerful hands which always interested in their own goals of earning commission. They never see its futuristic pros and cons in long run to the citizens of Pakistan. They keep always in mind their own interests. They have to pay back in reward on the day of judgement.
Sir I know what will your answer be but I would still suggest that you should be a part of PTI. If they came in goverment again, we really need people like you.
Please sir, this is your support Zubair Ullah Khan from Peshawar, Please make a separate video in urdu about the IPP agreement. Please sir. Please translate the same details about IPP agreement in urdu. I have a big circle of ignorent people and they need it. With time by time i use to share your video and theams with them. I have made a goal for my self to enlighten as much Pashtoon as i can. These Pashtoons are very short-sighted peopel. #Mazdoor_kisan_party_long_live inshallah
Interesting lecture despite wrong conclusions. Saying that privatisation is the reason for plunging into darkness shows a very biased narrative. The fact of the matter is sheer incompetence and corruption in the policy setup rather than privatisation.
Is power in China is privatise or govt own? Is generation and its distribution is privatise or govt own? Think wisely why China didn't privatise power related entities in China and you will have your answer.
@@amanulhaq9130 the role of the government is not to run institutions but to govern them and make policies. I have been working in the European utilities sector for nearly a decade so while I am not an expert, I have an idea of how the utilities sector functions. Secondly, knowing the Pakistani public sector competence, and our elaborate history of destroying state run entities, why would anyone recommend doing the same to the utilities sector rather than focusing the effort on policy making?
@@skhan_28 Why can't we make the public sector power utility companies as efficient and profitable as that of China, Indonesia and Malaysia etc. Even in Germany public sector power utility companies both at govt level and municipal level are efficient and cost competitive to private sector. Take example of K-electric in karachi. Has it solved the power problem of karachi? In few pockets of the city yes but their overall picture is as abysmal as that of any other public sector power utility company in pak. Reason is authority has been delegated but with minimum responsibility and accountability, which resulted in overbilling and less efficient power company. Rest of the world don't operate with these main ingredients.
Sir U have best ways to explain complex topics in lucid way. Stay blessed
I was searching this topic and Alhamdulillah, I found a very good lecture 👍
Very well organized presentation of real world conundrum, mahalo!
Interesting presentation kudos to you sir
Never got around to answering the capacity and energy payments.
I am agree with u some points but it is reality in Pakistan no development project cannot approve without powerful hands which always interested in their own goals of earning commission. They never see its futuristic pros and cons in long run to the citizens of Pakistan. They keep always in mind their own interests. They have to pay back in reward on the day of judgement.
great playlist.
Sir I know what will your answer be but I would still suggest that you should be a part of PTI. If they came in goverment again, we really need people like you.
Read report of Govt.of imran khan..froze dollar rate .........why now?? Its been discussed since Hubco.
Greatly explained 🔥❤️
Please upload the same video in urdu for the understanding of a common Pakistani
Please sir, this is your support Zubair Ullah Khan from Peshawar,
Please make a separate video in urdu about the IPP agreement.
Please sir.
Please translate the same details about IPP agreement in urdu.
I have a big circle of ignorent people and they need it.
With time by time i use to share your video and theams with them.
I have made a goal for my self to enlighten as much Pashtoon as i can.
These Pashtoons are very short-sighted peopel.
#Mazdoor_kisan_party_long_live inshallah
Allah pak tammam ipp ka karta darta ko Baira garak farmaye
Interesting lecture despite wrong conclusions. Saying that privatisation is the reason for plunging into darkness shows a very biased narrative. The fact of the matter is sheer incompetence and corruption in the policy setup rather than privatisation.
Is power in China is privatise or govt own? Is generation and its distribution is privatise or govt own?
Think wisely why China didn't privatise power related entities in China and you will have your answer.
@@amanulhaq9130 the role of the government is not to run institutions but to govern them and make policies. I have been working in the European utilities sector for nearly a decade so while I am not an expert, I have an idea of how the utilities sector functions.
Secondly, knowing the Pakistani public sector competence, and our elaborate history of destroying state run entities, why would anyone recommend doing the same to the utilities sector rather than focusing the effort on policy making?
@@skhan_28 Why can't we make the public sector power utility companies as efficient and profitable as that of China, Indonesia and Malaysia etc. Even in Germany public sector power utility companies both at govt level and municipal level are efficient and cost competitive to private sector. Take example of K-electric in karachi. Has it solved the power problem of karachi? In few pockets of the city yes but their overall picture is as abysmal as that of any other public sector power utility company in pak. Reason is authority has been delegated but with minimum responsibility and accountability, which resulted in overbilling and less efficient power company. Rest of the world don't operate with these main ingredients.
Well, the facts were good but the results drawn from those provided facts seems very , jumping to conclusion type.