<p>Pakistan will buy more electricity from neighbouring Iran, a finance ministry statement said on Tuesday.</p>.<p>The decision was taken at an Economic Coordination Committee chaired by Finance Minister Ishaq Dar.</p>.<p>Energy-starved Pakistan already has contracts to purchase electricity from Tehran for its border regions, especially for China-backed development projects on Gwadar port.</p>.<p>The new proposal came a week after the Iranian foreign minister visited Islamabad.</p>.<p>The finance ministry did not give details of the quantity or terms and conditions of the new purchase.</p>
<p>Pakistan will buy more electricity from neighbouring Iran, a finance ministry statement said on Tuesday.</p>.<p>The decision was taken at an Economic Coordination Committee chaired by Finance Minister Ishaq Dar.</p>.<p>Energy-starved Pakistan already has contracts to purchase electricity from Tehran for its border regions, especially for China-backed development projects on Gwadar port.</p>.<p>The new proposal came a week after the Iranian foreign minister visited Islamabad.</p>.<p>The finance ministry did not give details of the quantity or terms and conditions of the new purchase.</p>