The Pakistan government has finalized a $6 billion agreement to upgrade its refinery infrastructure, aiming to enhance domestic energy production and reduce reliance on imports. The deal, which involves modernizing key oil refining facilities, is now pending final economic approval from the country’s regulatory bodies. Officials emphasized that the project will significantly improve refining capacity and align with national energy security goals. The initiative is part of broader efforts to stabilize the country’s energy sector amid rising demand and supply challenges. The upgrades are expected to increase efficiency and support industrial growth, though details on implementation timelines remain under review.