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Khalid Mansoor new SAPM on CPEC as Asim Bajwa resigns
August 4, 2021
ISLAMABAD: Lt-Gen (retd) Asim Saleem Bajwa has tendered his resignation as the Chairman CPEC Authority. Meanwhile, the prime minister has appointed Khalid Mansoor as his Special Assistant on CPEC Affairs.
Asim Bajwa took to twitter and wrote, âI bow my head before Allah Almighty for giving me an opportunity to raise & steer the important institution of CPEC Authority as one window for all CPEC projects, charting the future direction. Wouldnât have been possible without full confidence & support of the PM and his government.
âThe course is set for future progression of CPEC, this journey will go on. My best wishes to Khalid Mansoor sb, who is fully equipped to take it forward. CPEC is the life line for Pakistan, it will transform us into a progressive and fully developed country, InshaAllah.â
Prime Minister Imran Khan has appointed Khalid Mansoor as his Special Assistant on CPEC Affairs.
Asim Bajwa took to the twitter and wrote, “I bow my head before Allah Almighty for giving me an opportunity to raise & steer the important institution of CPEC Authority as one window for all CPEC projects, charting the future direction. Wouldn’t have been possible without full confidence & support of the PM and his government.
“The course is set for future progression of CPEC, this journey will go on. My best wishes to Kahlid Mansoor sb, who is fully equipped to take it forward. CPEC is life line for Pakistan, it will transform us into a progressive and fully developed country InshaAllah.”
A file photo of Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Energy and Petroleum Tabish Gauhar. Dawn/File
Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Energy and Petroleum Tabish Gauhar, in a letter addressed to Energy Minister Hammad Azhar, has urged that strategies be chalked out and holistic and structural reforms made to address energy sector challenges.
The four-page letter titled Beyond The Fire Fighting – Proposed Strategic Workstreams In The Energy Sector , a copy of which is available with
Dawn.com and dated July 23, 2021, was also sent to Prime Minister Imran Khan, Finance Minister Shaukat Tarin, Planning, Development and Special Initiatives Minister Asad Umar who is also the chairperson of the Cabinet Committee on Energy (CCoE) and petroleum and power secretaries, in deviation from the usual practice as such letters are only sent to the relevant minister or secretary.