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ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT BOARD
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Government of Pakistan

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2010

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Page Nos.

Acknowledgement
Team of Experts
Executive Summary.
CHAPTER 1
Scope Of The World’s Chemical Industry
1.1
Scope of the chemical industry.
1.2
Category wise breakdown of the chemical industry.
1.3
Research and development in the chemical industry.
1.4
Classification of the chemical industry development of Pakistan –
Vision 2030.
CHAPTER 2
Potential for the development of secondary chemical industries based on feedstocks derived from primary industries.
2.1
Feedstocks derived from primary industries for the potential development of secondary chemical industries.
• Crude oil based petroleum and petrochemical refineries.
• Olefin petrochemical complex.
• Aromatic petrochemical complex.
2.2
Natural gas based chemicals.
2.3
Alternative feedstocks for the production of commodity chemicals.
2.4.
Feedstocks derived from metallurgical plants and polymers, materials technology and metallurgical processes.
2.5
Other mineral based projects consisting of acid and alkali industries, cement and glass plants based on limestone, gypsum, rock salt, sulphur and silica.
2.6
Agro based feed stocks.
2.7
Sources of raw materials and process technologies for chemical industry development in Pakistan.
2.8
Categorization of secondary chemical industries in Pakistan.
CHAPTER 3
The present status of the chemical industry in Pakistan.
3.1
General
3.2
The structure of Pakistan’s imports and exports.
3.3
The role of government in industrial development.
3.4



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