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Economy amidst conflicts
Pakistan is establishing its first Strategic Petroleum Reserves to mitigate energy supply risks from Middle East tensions and Strait of Hormuz disruptions. The government plans a 45-day emergency oil buffer and a long-term 90-day reserve, while seeking a $6.7 billion oil facility from Saudi Arabia and promoting the Pakistan Maritime Energy City at Gwadar Port with Gulf cooperation.
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