Geo 436 ISLAMABAD: Prior to the announcement on recommendations forwarded by sub-committees of National Energy Conservation Conference (NECC), Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani will chair a high-level sitting comprising of chief ministers of four provinces to review the recommendations for conservation of energy, Geo news reported Wednesday. According to sources, the high-level meeting will be held here at Prime Minister House early on Thursday morning. The meeting is set to again review the recommendations forwarded from sub-committees of NECC for conservation of energy, sources claimed. Prime Minister Gilani is likely to make announcement at 2:00 hours on the recommendations of sub-committees for energy conservation, sources said.
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