Balochistan CS Orders BECL Business Plan Within Three Months

Balochistan CS Orders BECL Business Plan Within Three Months

Shakeel Qadir Khan said the plan must cover the energy company’s projects, revenue, reforms and resources, while advancing transparency, accountability and energy self-sufficiency in the province.

QUETTA, (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 27th Oct, 2026) Balochistan Chief Secretary (CS) Shakeel Qadir Khan on Tuesday directed the management of Balochistan Energy Company Limited (BECL) to prepare a comprehensive, actionable and transparent business plan within three months.

He stated this while addressing a meeting of the Balochistan Energy BECL, which featured a detailed briefing on the company’s:

  • Current performance
  • Future projects
  • Institutional strengthening

The Chief Secretary emphasized that the plan should effectively incorporate:

  • The company’s resources
  • Projects
  • Revenue streams
  • Administrative reforms
  • The public interest

During the meeting, officials from BECL presented insights on:

  • Institutional structure
  • Ongoing projects
  • Financial and administrative status
  • Investment opportunities
  • Prospects within the energy sector

Khan emphasized that BECL is not merely an administrative body but a crucial platform for:

  • Energy self-sufficiency
  • Promoting investment
  • Public welfare

He directed the development of a comprehensive business plan within three months, encompassing:

  • Short, medium, and long-term goals
  • Clearly defined responsibilities, timelines, financial resources, and a robust monitoring mechanism

He stressed that the plan should be a practical roadmap yielding tangible results in the national and public interest, not just a theoretical document.

He further added that BECL should focus its strategy on:

  • The province’s energy requirements
  • Optimal utilization of local resources
  • Transparency
  • Accountability
  • Sustainable development

He encouraged the company to explore partnerships with the private sector, international organizations, and provincial and federal bodies to strengthen its projects and achieve a stable, self-reliant energy sector.

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