Dr. Musadik Malik has officially taken on the role of Federal Minister for Energy, with a directive to ensure uninterrupted gas and electricity supply to consumers during the crucial Iftar and Sehar timings of the ongoing holy month of Ramadan.
In his inaugural address, Dr. Malik reiterated the government’s commitment to prioritizing the welfare of citizens, particularly during challenging periods. He emphasised the importance of providing essential services to the people, underscoring it as a cornerstone of government policies.
Welcomed warmly by senior officials from both the petroleum and power divisions, Dr. Malik outlined his vision for the energy sector, with a focus on implementing reforms as a key priority of the current administration.
“Even in challenging circumstances, the government remains steadfast in its dedication to serving the people, with facilitating their needs being our primary objective,” affirmed the newly appointed energy minister.
Dr. Malik brings a wealth of experience to his new role, having previously served as the petroleum minister during the Shehbaz Sharif government. His tenure saw significant milestones, including Pakistan’s historic procurement of crude oil from Russia last year.
Academically, Dr. Malik holds a Doctor of Philosophy and a Master of Science in Healthcare Administration and Policy from the University of Illinois, complemented by an MBA. His expertise extends to providing advisory services to oil-rich Middle Eastern countries such as Saudi Arabia on various economic and social matters.
With his extensive background and dedication to public service, Dr. Musadik Malik is poised to lead the energy sector with a focus on ensuring stability and reliability in the supply of essential utilities during Ramadan and beyond.
