LAHORE, Pakistan -- Imran Khan's government has come under scrutiny after it awarded a dam construction contract to a Chinese company and a Pakistani entity owned by the family of one of the prime minister's advisers.
The government awarded a contract of 309 billion Pakistani rupees ($2.21 billion) to build Mohmand dam in the northern part of the country to a consortium of China Gezhouba and Descon, a company founded by Abdul Razak Dawood, the prime minister's adviser on commerce and industry.
