Tag: exports
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Pakistan’s FY2025-26 Trade Deficit Rises 21.57% to $39.47 Billion as Exports Decline
Key Developments: Pakistan’s trade deficit widened 21.57% to $39.47 billion during FY2025-26. Exports declined nearly 6%, while imports rose almost 8%, widening the external trade gap. June recorded a sharp increase in imports alongside falling exports, resulting in a significantly larger monthly trade deficit. ISLAMABAD (Business Recorder) — July 3, 2026: Pakistan’s merchandise trade deficit expanded…
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Pakistan Exports Set to Establish Permanent Presence in EU: Pakistan Trade Pavilion, Lisbon Ready to Revolutionize Trade
This opinion has been shared by Kiran Naz. The establishment of The Pakistan Trade Pavilion (PTP), a permanent expo site in the vibrant European capital of Lisbon, strategically addresses the challenges hindering Pakistani manufacturers’ access to the European market, poised to become a game-changer. Azfar Bukhari, a distinguished British-Pakistani figure renowned for his extraordinary endeavors,…
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India’s Defence Exports At All Time High In 9 Years
India’s defence exports have reached an all-time high worth nearly ₹ 16,000 crore in 2022-23, surging from a mere ₹ 686 crore in 2013-14. This 23-fold increase reflects India’s progress in the global defence manufacturing sector. “With exports reaching more than 85 countries, India’s defence industry has shown its capability of design and development to…
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LCCI for private sector’s representation in govt departments
Lahore: The Lahore Chamber of Commerce & Industry has urged the government to ensure adequate representation of private sector in all important bodies whether it is the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR), Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA), Indus River System Authority (Irsa) or the exports promotion related divisions. “Only public-private partnership can make a…
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Exports touches $31 billion : Minister of State Farrukh Habib
Lahore: The proposals of FPCCI are under consideration. The country’s economy is growing, the country’s exports have reached 31 billion dollars. Despite the corona virus, the Federal Board of Revenue has received four thousand seven hundred and thirty two billion rupees. The government has made smart lockdown and wise efforts to control the corona…
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PM’s initiatives making Pakistan an investor-friendly country
Through industrial diversification, the long-term economic development of any country is dependent upon its productive material capabilities and the types of products that it produces for exports. Even, South-East Asian countries are now gradually moving up the industrial ladder and have developed capabilities for the production of more complex and sophisticated products, which are much…
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EU to ‘take action’ on AstraZeneca over vaccine supply
Brussels,(23rd March, 2021, 11:40 pm) (AFP/APP):Brussels said Tuesday it will toughen its checks on Covid-19 vaccine exports from the EU, as a top health official warned the bloc is “taking action” on AstraZeneca supplies. The European Commission will on Wednesday adopt “a revision of the export transparency and authorisation mechanism,” a spokesman told journalists. The…
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Bosnia and Herzegovina’s (BIH) Goods Exports Up 7.3%
SARAJEVO , Mar 21 (XINHUA/APP): Bosnia and Herzegovina’s (BIH) goods exports in the first two months of 2021 totaled 1.9 billion convertible marks (KM, 1.16 billion U.S. dollars), up 7.3 percent year-on-year, the country’s Agency for Statistics said on Friday. Goods imports totaled 2.6 billion KM in the same period, down 6.3 percent, according to the same…
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Britain’s EU Exports Face Record Post-Brexit Slump: Data
Britain’s EU exports face a record post-Brexit slump.
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Government has repaid record loans, Prime Minister
According to a Baaghi TV report, Prime Minister Imran Khan has said that the biggest problem since coming to power was the fiscal deficit. Prime Minister Imran Khan said, “I especially welcome my cricketers and bankers. Overseas Pakistanis are a major asset of the country, unless the rupee strengthens, the economy will not strengthen. During…