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5m new jobs, exports to hit $26 if uninterrupted gas supply to textile industry: APTMA chairman Tanveer

byImran Ali
15/12/2014
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MULTAN:  The All Pakistan Textile Mills Association will establish a regional office of APTMA very soon here to settle different issues of textile industry, APTMA Chairman S M Tanveer announced here the other day.

He was talking to media after a meeting with Federal Minister Abbas Khan Afridi in Multan. He said, “if the government maintains gas supply for eight hours to textile industry, then textile export will reach $26 billion.” Tanveer said that if uninterrupted gas supply is maintained for textile industry of Pakistan, five million new jobs will be created in the country.

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