NPO to support energy saving resources: CEO

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MG News | December 23, 2021 at 05:12 PM GMT+05:00

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December 23, 2021: National productivity Organization (NPO) would continue to support the industrial sector to adopt energy-saving resources and increase existing international production capacity, said Muhammad Alamgir Chaudhry, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) NPO.

Addressing the awareness session on Productivity Movement in Pakistan held at Pakistan Cutlery and Stainless Utensils Manufacturers and Exporters Association on Thursday in Islamabad, he said that the Productivity Assistance Program (NPO) would not only have a positive impact but the performance of these sectors would also get better, said a press release.

The workshop was chaired by Chairman, Muhammad Khalid Mughal and Deputy General Manager Aftab Khan Mehsud, Industrialist Mirza Amanullah Baig, Shakeel Azam Mehr and others were also present.

He said that the government is using all its capabilities to promote the industry and with innovation to increase the productive capacity of all sectors of the national economy.

He said that NPO has successfully conducted energy audits of various industrial units as well as enhanced their production capacity.

He said that due to NPO programs, the income of industrialists has increased while skilled people are also being assisted in marketing their products.

The government is working in collaboration with various international organizations including International Finance Corporation, UNIDO, Global Environment Facility, and USAID in various fields for the development of small businesses, development of industries, development of skilled manpower, and protection of the environment in the development process.

Training for the workforce of various sectors of the economy is also arranged from the platform of the Asian Productivity Organization, he added.

He said that industrialists are the backbone of the country's economy. He also encouraged industrialists to take interest in energy-saving devices.

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