Exports increase 17.3% in July: adviser
KARACHI: The overall exports of Pakistan surged 17.3 per cent to $2.35...
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan has decided to meet the exporters once a month to address their grievances for better economic growth, a government official said on Monday.
Addressing a press conference,
Prime Minister Imran Khan has decided to meet the exporters once a month to address their grievances for better economic growth, a government official said on Monday.
Addressing a press conference, Special Assistant to the Prime Minister (SAPM) on Political Communication Dr Shahbaz Gill said that a group of leading exporters met the prime minister and shared their problems.
It was decided that there would be fortnightly meetings between the exporters and the ministers concerned, he added.
Flanked by Adviser to the Prime Minister on Commerce, Textiles, Industry and Production Abdul Razak Dawood, Gill said, the present government was taking pragmatic steps for the promotion of exports, as the country’s future is directly linked with it, adding that an ambiguous exports target would be set up for the next year.
Pakistan was among the top five largest motorbike manufacturing counties and currently around three million bikes were being manufactured, he added.
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