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April 21, 2023
ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has issued a list of 133 items on which concessionary rate of customs duty or reduced import duties/Additional Customs Duties (ADCs) would be applicable from May 1, 2023.
In this regard, the FBR issued an SRO 502(I)/2023, here on Thursday.
According to the SRO, the FBR has notified the list of items in line with the Pakistan and Turkiye Trade in Goods Agreement (TGA) to grant exemption from customs duty to the extent specified in SRO 502(I)/2023.
Need stressed to further improve Pak-Turkey trade
The FBR said that the imports from Turkiye are made in conformity with the Pakistan and Turkiye Trade in Goods Agreement Rules of Origin 2023 as notified by the Ministry of Commerce under the said agreement.
Pakistan and Turkiye had signed Trade in Goods Agreement (TGA) aimed at increasing bilateral trade between the two countries to US$ 5 billion in the next three years. The trade agreement was the key agenda during the visit of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to Turkiye in May 2022.
The agreement provides immense opportunities as Turkiye has immense experience in constructing hydel project and Pakistan want Turkish companies to come and invest in Pakistan because an immense hydel potential remained untapped.
The agreement on trade in goods is an important breakthrough in improving the economic relations between both countries. Under the agreement, Pakistan’s exporters will have market access in Turkiye in 261 tariff lines covering both agriculture and the industrial sector.
Pakistan’s exporters will have market access in traditional sectors such as leather, rice, dates and mangoes, cutlery, and sports goods. In addition, exporters will also have market access in many non-traditional sectors such as tyres, fans, batteries, glass, ceramics, plastics, fisheries, processed agriculture, razors, furniture and base metals.
Turkish import market in the sectors covered under the agreement amounts to US$ 7.6 billion highlighting a significant potential for Pakistan’s exporters to increase their market share.
Import of 133 items from Turkiye: FBR issues concessionary rate of duty
Sohail SarfrazApril 21, 2023
ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has issued a list of 133 items on which concessionary rate of customs duty or reduced import duties/Additional Customs Duties (ADCs) would be applicable from May 1, 2023.
In this regard, the FBR issued an SRO 502(I)/2023, here on Thursday.
According to the SRO, the FBR has notified the list of items in line with the Pakistan and Turkiye Trade in Goods Agreement (TGA) to grant exemption from customs duty to the extent specified in SRO 502(I)/2023.
Need stressed to further improve Pak-Turkey trade
The FBR said that the imports from Turkiye are made in conformity with the Pakistan and Turkiye Trade in Goods Agreement Rules of Origin 2023 as notified by the Ministry of Commerce under the said agreement.
Pakistan and Turkiye had signed Trade in Goods Agreement (TGA) aimed at increasing bilateral trade between the two countries to US$ 5 billion in the next three years. The trade agreement was the key agenda during the visit of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to Turkiye in May 2022.
The agreement provides immense opportunities as Turkiye has immense experience in constructing hydel project and Pakistan want Turkish companies to come and invest in Pakistan because an immense hydel potential remained untapped.
The agreement on trade in goods is an important breakthrough in improving the economic relations between both countries. Under the agreement, Pakistan’s exporters will have market access in Turkiye in 261 tariff lines covering both agriculture and the industrial sector.
Pakistan’s exporters will have market access in traditional sectors such as leather, rice, dates and mangoes, cutlery, and sports goods. In addition, exporters will also have market access in many non-traditional sectors such as tyres, fans, batteries, glass, ceramics, plastics, fisheries, processed agriculture, razors, furniture and base metals.
Turkish import market in the sectors covered under the agreement amounts to US$ 7.6 billion highlighting a significant potential for Pakistan’s exporters to increase their market share.
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Super Simsek Turkish air launched cruise missile
♟ Range: 700 km
♟ Mission profile: DEAD/SEAD ~ DEAD:
Destruction of Enemy Air Defense. ~ SEAD: Suppression of Enemy Air Defense.
...Credits on picture.
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Super Simsek Turkish air launched cruise missile
♟ Range: 700 km
♟ Mission profile: DEAD/SEAD ~ DEAD:
Destruction of Enemy Air Defense. ~ SEAD: Suppression of Enemy Air Defense.
...Credits on picture.
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Why do we always send f16...time to send jf17 and let these boys have a play
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Super Simsek Turkish air launched cruise missile
♟ Range: 700 km
♟ Mission profile: DEAD/SEAD ~ DEAD:
Destruction of Enemy Air Defense. ~ SEAD: Suppression of Enemy Air Defense.
...Credits on picture.
The Super Simsek Turkish air launched cruise missile is interesting with its SEAD abiltites- guessing that since Turkey is part of MTCR - it wont / cant sell the full long range version to Pakistan..
logically - Pakistan "should" be able to build its own version of this - (guessing for SEAD it has an advanced seaker built in to find/guide into a emitting radar ).
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May 8, 2023
The bikers and Razi Nayyar proudly display both Pakistan and Turkiye’s flags.
KARACHI: Four Turks on their motorcycles are touring Pakistan these days while appreciating everything about this country they had heard so much about and wanted to visit for so long.
“This visit was very much overdue since we have toured almost all of Asia by now,” says Tankut Guzel, who entered Pakistan via the Taftan border with friend Ahmet Bati on their heavy 1,100 CC Honda Africa Twin motorbikes last week.
“Pakistan has also been on our minds since the devastating earthquake in February. First responders and social workers from here were in Turkiye to extend all kinds of help the very next day. We feel so much gratitude and love for you and your country, we just had to come,” Tankut added.
Tankut’s better half Seden Guzel and her sister Serpil Kalayci are also here. They, meanwhile, flew into Karachi. But once here they were given two brand new motorcycles, Honda 125, to borrow in order to be able to join the men on their tour of Pakistan.
The four visitors are guests of Razi Nayyar, founder of the Motor Club of Pakistan. A huge vintage cars and heavy motorbikes enthusiast, Nayyar had also organised a tour of Turkiye and Iran back in December with other club members from Dec 17, 2015 to Jan 24, 2016.
“Altogether we had covered some 27 cities in our classic cars in Pakistan, Iran and Turkiye then,” Nayyar told Dawn. “Our aim was to portray the country’s safe and positive image beyond the borders of Pakistan contrary to the belief around the world that Pakistan was no longer a safe country for tourism,” he added.
“So this is in fact also a return tour after your paying us a visit. That’s why we are calling it the Pakistan- Turkiye Friendship Ride,” said Tankut, who also shared their itinerary with Dawn.
From Karachi, the four riders intend to head to Chitral where they were looking forward to attending the Kalash Festival.
“We will travel from Hindukush to Karakorum, riding through the Shandur Pass, Gilgit, the Hunza Valley, the Khunjerab Pass, the main cities of Pakistan such as Islamabad, Lahore, Bahawalpur, Multan, etc.,” Tankut shared.
“Like we are starting from Karachi, we will also be concluding the Friendship Ride in Karachi in about a month, around the first week of June,” Tankut explained. “The ladies will fly back to Turkiye while we ride back to Ankara via Balochistan, the Taftan border to enter Iran through the same Silk Route we came from,” he said.
His friend Ahmet said that before coming here they did a lot of homework. “We read up on Pakistan, and liked what we read,” he smiled. “But still we were taken a little by surprise here when we were not allowed to take the Motorway. We were informed that motorcycles are not allowed on the motorway so we had to take the National Highway where we felt a bit unsafe,” he said.
The Motor Club of Pakistan wrote to the authorities regarding the matter and are still awaiting positive response.
The two ladies are also daughters of motorbikers and off-road rally drivers. Riding is in their blood but they are glad to have taken a flight to Pakistan to join the men. “We have travelled all over the world on motorcycles and so many times we have seen so many things that we wanted to buy and take back home with us which we could not do because you can’t carry much with you on motorcycles,” laughed Seden,
“This time we will take home whatever we shop from here in our luggage,” she added.
They had already visited several markets of Karachi such as Gulf Shopping Mall in Clifton and Zainab Market in Saddar and were inquiring this scribe about the shopping centres on Tariq Road. They were already wearing some very pretty kurtis that they had bought from the Gulf Shopping Mall. Serpil, the younger of the sisters, also had her hands decorated with henna designs. “Nayyar’s daughter Rania Razi did this. Isn’t it pretty,” asked Serpil happily.
The four were also all praise for Pakistani food, their favourite being barbecue chicken paratha rolls. “We also love seekh kebab, shawarma, chicken karahi, prawn karahi, chicken tikka, Bihari boti, biryani, qeema matar, lentils and sweet and sour soup. We are trying a new dish every day here. Your food is amazing,” said the sisters almost in unison.
“We are taking pictures and making videos of everything that we like here and we intend to share it with others back home,” said Serpil.
She also added about how a well-known truck artist here, Ms Anjum Rana, painted truck art on their motorcycle cargo boxes. “The motorcycles we borrowed from here we will return of course but the cargo boxes are coming home with us,” she smiled.
Tankut cut in: “You know, in Turkiye we had heard the slogan ‘Jeevay Pakistan’. Now after coming here we are beginning to understand its true meaning, and we have not yet even embarked on the tour of the entire country as yet.”
From Turkiye with love
Shazia HasanMay 8, 2023
The bikers and Razi Nayyar proudly display both Pakistan and Turkiye’s flags.
KARACHI: Four Turks on their motorcycles are touring Pakistan these days while appreciating everything about this country they had heard so much about and wanted to visit for so long.
“This visit was very much overdue since we have toured almost all of Asia by now,” says Tankut Guzel, who entered Pakistan via the Taftan border with friend Ahmet Bati on their heavy 1,100 CC Honda Africa Twin motorbikes last week.
“Pakistan has also been on our minds since the devastating earthquake in February. First responders and social workers from here were in Turkiye to extend all kinds of help the very next day. We feel so much gratitude and love for you and your country, we just had to come,” Tankut added.
Tankut’s better half Seden Guzel and her sister Serpil Kalayci are also here. They, meanwhile, flew into Karachi. But once here they were given two brand new motorcycles, Honda 125, to borrow in order to be able to join the men on their tour of Pakistan.
The four riders belong to the Turkish Motorcycling Federation. They also teach riding in Turkey. Apart from that between them they are engineers, MBAs, economists. Tankut has an MBA besides being a mechanical engineer, his wife Seden is an economist, her sister Serpil is a chemical engineer and Ahmet is an electrical and industrial engineer.
The four visitors are guests of Razi Nayyar, founder of the Motor Club of Pakistan. A huge vintage cars and heavy motorbikes enthusiast, Nayyar had also organised a tour of Turkiye and Iran back in December with other club members from Dec 17, 2015 to Jan 24, 2016.
“Altogether we had covered some 27 cities in our classic cars in Pakistan, Iran and Turkiye then,” Nayyar told Dawn. “Our aim was to portray the country’s safe and positive image beyond the borders of Pakistan contrary to the belief around the world that Pakistan was no longer a safe country for tourism,” he added.
“So this is in fact also a return tour after your paying us a visit. That’s why we are calling it the Pakistan- Turkiye Friendship Ride,” said Tankut, who also shared their itinerary with Dawn.
From Karachi, the four riders intend to head to Chitral where they were looking forward to attending the Kalash Festival.
“We will travel from Hindukush to Karakorum, riding through the Shandur Pass, Gilgit, the Hunza Valley, the Khunjerab Pass, the main cities of Pakistan such as Islamabad, Lahore, Bahawalpur, Multan, etc.,” Tankut shared.
“Like we are starting from Karachi, we will also be concluding the Friendship Ride in Karachi in about a month, around the first week of June,” Tankut explained. “The ladies will fly back to Turkiye while we ride back to Ankara via Balochistan, the Taftan border to enter Iran through the same Silk Route we came from,” he said.
His friend Ahmet said that before coming here they did a lot of homework. “We read up on Pakistan, and liked what we read,” he smiled. “But still we were taken a little by surprise here when we were not allowed to take the Motorway. We were informed that motorcycles are not allowed on the motorway so we had to take the National Highway where we felt a bit unsafe,” he said.
The Motor Club of Pakistan wrote to the authorities regarding the matter and are still awaiting positive response.
The two ladies are also daughters of motorbikers and off-road rally drivers. Riding is in their blood but they are glad to have taken a flight to Pakistan to join the men. “We have travelled all over the world on motorcycles and so many times we have seen so many things that we wanted to buy and take back home with us which we could not do because you can’t carry much with you on motorcycles,” laughed Seden,
“This time we will take home whatever we shop from here in our luggage,” she added.
They had already visited several markets of Karachi such as Gulf Shopping Mall in Clifton and Zainab Market in Saddar and were inquiring this scribe about the shopping centres on Tariq Road. They were already wearing some very pretty kurtis that they had bought from the Gulf Shopping Mall. Serpil, the younger of the sisters, also had her hands decorated with henna designs. “Nayyar’s daughter Rania Razi did this. Isn’t it pretty,” asked Serpil happily.
The four were also all praise for Pakistani food, their favourite being barbecue chicken paratha rolls. “We also love seekh kebab, shawarma, chicken karahi, prawn karahi, chicken tikka, Bihari boti, biryani, qeema matar, lentils and sweet and sour soup. We are trying a new dish every day here. Your food is amazing,” said the sisters almost in unison.
“We are taking pictures and making videos of everything that we like here and we intend to share it with others back home,” said Serpil.
She also added about how a well-known truck artist here, Ms Anjum Rana, painted truck art on their motorcycle cargo boxes. “The motorcycles we borrowed from here we will return of course but the cargo boxes are coming home with us,” she smiled.
Tankut cut in: “You know, in Turkiye we had heard the slogan ‘Jeevay Pakistan’. Now after coming here we are beginning to understand its true meaning, and we have not yet even embarked on the tour of the entire country as yet.”
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WEAPONS SYSTEM OF INTEREST FOR PAKISTAN'S AERIAL PLATFORMS FROM TURKIYE
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Indians still haven’t coped with the historic trashing they got on February 27 2019. In their panic they even shot down their own helicopter killing numerous soldiers.
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TF-23 MMU AIR SUPERIORITY FIGHTER JET KAAN FLYING WITH F-16s
A DREAM WHICH MAY TURN INTO REALITY FOR PAF ALSO.
A DREAM WHICH MAY TURN INTO REALITY FOR PAF ALSO.
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