Pakistan’s Mining Sector Foresees a Bright Future

Lahore 07 February: revolutionary development for Pakistan’s mining industry, significant gold reserves have been discovered in Attock, announced Provincial Minister for Mines & Minerals Ibrahim Murad.
Minister Ibrahim Murad stated that the total value of the newly discovered gold reserves amounts to 28 lakh tola. Through careful assessments conducted by Ibrahim Hasan Murad, it is anticipated that this discovery will contribute significantly to revenue generation, with an estimated Rs. 600 billion likely to be generated. The comprehensive report of the Geo-Logical Survey conducted by Ibrahim Murad provides valuable insights into the size and potential of the gold reserves, and for its further investigation and development. Moreover, Ibrahim Murad has identified nine blocks of placer gold, which are to be auctioned in the near future. Spanning an area of 75 square kilometers, research on the placer gold reserves indicates an important step towards utilizing Pakistan’s natural resources for economic growth and prosperity. This initiative promises to unlock economic opportunities and attract investment in the mining sector. Minister Mines also conducted a thorough examination of 127 samples collected by the Geological Survey of Pakistan. In addition to gold, these samples also revealed traces of zinc, silver, nickel, magnesium, copper, and other valuable minerals, further enriching the potential of the region. He expressed that the mining sector will play an essential role in strengthening the national economy near future.

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