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Pakistan's export target for fiscal year 2017-2018 will reach US$23 billion
China Economic Net (Source: Economic Daily - China Economic Net) 2018-03-28 17:18:00
Economic Daily - China Economic Net March 28 News Chinese Embassy in Pakistan official website news, according to the Pakistani "Commercial Records" reported on March 28, Pakistani Federal Ministry of Commerce Changji Dayu said on Tuesday, Pakistan 2017- 2018 fiscal year The export target will reach 23 billion U.S. dollars. The Ministry of Commerce is developing a five-year trade policy that will be announced shortly.
He explained this in his talk with the media at the opening ceremony of the 19th Asian Textile International Exhibition. Daxuan said that the Pakistani government is fully aware that Pakistani products are faced with the problem of high-cost production and operation. Therefore, Pakistan is considering reducing natural gas and water fees to reduce production costs. Pakistan needs foreign investors to achieve its economic goals and stated that it is in favor of devaluation of the rupee because it will help improve exports. He urged local manufacturers to speed up industrial modernization in order to occupy the regional market.
China Economic Net (Source: Economic Daily - China Economic Net) 2018-03-28 17:18:00
Economic Daily - China Economic Net March 28 News Chinese Embassy in Pakistan official website news, according to the Pakistani "Commercial Records" reported on March 28, Pakistani Federal Ministry of Commerce Changji Dayu said on Tuesday, Pakistan 2017- 2018 fiscal year The export target will reach 23 billion U.S. dollars. The Ministry of Commerce is developing a five-year trade policy that will be announced shortly.
He explained this in his talk with the media at the opening ceremony of the 19th Asian Textile International Exhibition. Daxuan said that the Pakistani government is fully aware that Pakistani products are faced with the problem of high-cost production and operation. Therefore, Pakistan is considering reducing natural gas and water fees to reduce production costs. Pakistan needs foreign investors to achieve its economic goals and stated that it is in favor of devaluation of the rupee because it will help improve exports. He urged local manufacturers to speed up industrial modernization in order to occupy the regional market.
