Gold reserves are being discovered across Pakistan, with reports of additional locations revealing the presence of this precious metal. Recently, government sources have confirmed three more sites in Punjab province—Mianwali, Tarbela, and Sutlej—where gold deposits have been identified following earlier discoveries in Attock.
The authorities have assigned NESPAK (National Engineering Services Pakistan) to conduct detailed surveys at these new locations. Experts believe the gold reserves at these sites could hold a combined market value of several hundred billion rupees in the global market. This development brings significant potential for the country’s economy, providing opportunities for increased revenue and international trade.
Officials from the Department of Minerals are preparing to brief the Chief Minister about these findings. Additionally, plans are underway to launch international auctions, similar to the process adopted for gold extraction in Attock. These auctions will allow global companies to bid for mining rights, ensuring a transparent and efficient extraction process.
This discovery highlights Pakistan’s rich natural resources and the untapped potential of its mineral wealth. As more surveys are conducted, there is hope that such findings will pave the way for economic growth, job creation, and development in the mining sector.
Pakistanis are optimistic that these new reserves will be managed effectively, bringing long-term benefits to the country while contributing to its financial stability.
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