Minister for Petroleum Ali Pervaiz Malik has expressed Pakistan's readiness to share its experiences and strategies with Bangladesh to address the ongoing energy crisis.

He was talking to Finance Adviser of Bangladesh Rashed Al Mahmud Titumir in Islamabad today.

During the meeting, both sides discussed matters pertaining to the global energy crisis and energy security and reviewed steps to ensure uninterrupted fuel supplies and mitigate the impacts of the global energy crunch.

The Petroleum Minister briefed the Bangladeshi Finance Adviser on the government's efforts to ensure fuel availability despite challenging international conditions.

He apprised Rashed Al Mahmud Titumir of the details of the government's targeted fuel subsidy initiatives aimed at providing relief to the public.

The Bangladeshi Finance Adviser emphasised diversifying energy sources and supply routes as a core component of national energy strategy.

He appreciated Pakistan's diplomatic efforts aimed at de-escalating the Iran conflict.

He also commended Islamabad's efforts to secure LNG cargoes from Qatar through the Strait of Hormuz.