Pakistan is seeking to renegotiate the price it pays for LNG in its long-term contract with Qatar. The South Asian country is struggling to afford the fuel amid mounting debt and dwindling foreign currency reserves.
Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan met the emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, on Tuesday to ask for a cut in the price Pakistan pays for Qatari LNG under its long-term contract with the country and to be able to revise the price every five years.
Pakistan currently pays 13.37%...
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