Experts and officials believe that the vast transport infrastructure of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) will play a major role in the country s pursuit of its goal especially at the time when it has started enhancing trade ties with landlocked Afghanistan and the Central Asian countries.
CPEC facilitates Pakistan’s pursuit of becoming regional transshipment hub
Pakistan’s Ministry of Commerce has said that it is striving to make Pakistan a hub of transshipment by tapping the potential of the geographical location of the country and its capability to help cargo reach the outside world through its ports.
Experts and officials believe that the vast transport infrastructure of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) and its Gwadar port will play a major role in the country’s pursuit of its goal especially at the time when it has started enhancing trade ties with landlocked Afghanistan and the Central Asian countries.
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Pakistan’s exports to EU increased by US$ 1.1 billion
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: Pakistan’s exports to the European Union (EU) increased by US$ 1.1 billion during July-April 2021, the Prime Minister’s Adviser for Commerce and Investment Abdul Razak Dawood said.
In a statement on Wednesday, the adviser said that Pakistan’s exports to Poland increased by 23%, to Sweden 21%, to Netherlands 21%, to Germany 19%, to France 14%, to Belgium 12%, to Italy 4%, and to Spain 2%.
The adviser said that the EU is a very important market for us and we greatly appreciate the tireless efforts of our exporters for making this possible under very difficult conditions.
Daily Times
Pakistan exports to EU increase by $1.1bn in last 10 months
Adviser Dawood says a new milestone has been achieved with first-ever truck from Uzbekistan reaching Pakistan under TIR Convention
ISLAMABAD – Adviser to Prime Minister on Commerce and Investment Abdul Razak Dawood on Wednesday said that Pakistan exports to European Union (EU) countries increased by $ 1.1 billion during the last 10 months of current fiscal year 2020-21.
The increased by 17.4 percent to $7.474 billion as compared to $6.367 billion in July to April 2020, he said this on his twitter account. He said that some of the major markets showing this increase are Poland 23 percent, Sweden 21 percent, Netherlands 21 percent, Germany 19 percent, France 14 percent, Belgium 12 percent, Italy four percent and Spain two percent.