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  1. The government of Pakistan is considering a windfall tax on Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) due to extraordinary profits caused by the Middle East conflict, leading to a committee review of Climate Support Levy funds.
  2. Pakistan's Finance Minister and Prime Minister constitute a high-level committee to review fiscal issues amid global oil price volatility.
  3. PM Shehbaz Sharif constituted a committee to review pricing, while a minister proposed deregulating fuel prices in Pakistan.
  4. Malik, Pakistan's Petroleum Minister, confirmed drilling operations and discussed an energy roadmap tasking by Sharif.

Brownfield upgrades unlock $6b investment, and the Minister reviewed refinery progress and policy in Pakistan.

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Brownfield upgrades unlock $6b investment, and the Minister reviewed refinery progress and policy in Pakistan.

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