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Minister of Industries chairs meeting on GSP Plus

byCustoms Today Report
09/02/2015
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LAHORE: 10th Cabinet Committee meeting on GSP Plus, chaired by Minister for Industries Chaudhry Muhammad Shafique, was held at the Civil Secretariat Lahore.

The agenda of the meeting was to discuss the initiatives taken by different departments pertaining to the 27 conventions and to formulate a mutually acceptable way forward.

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Raja Ashfaq Sarwar, Minister Labor & Human Rights, Member National Assembly, Makhdoom Khusro Bakhtiar , Secretaries of concerned departments and Punjab Board of Investment and Trade (PBIT) officials  were present at the meeting.

Mohammad Ilyas Ghauri, Chief Executive Officer PBIT welcomed the participants and commenced the meeting with a brief overview of the agendas to be discussed.

The decisions taken in the 9th Cabinet Committee meeting were highlighted with current progress regarding their implementation. The committee members were informed about the decision taken by the Federal Government to lift the ban on death penalty. It was also stated that this step was taken after due consideration and horrific 16th December Peshawar incident where hundreds of innocent school children were killed ruthlessly by a terrorist group. A brief presentation regarding GSP Media Cell Strategy was made where ways to build and promote the positive image of the country internationally, along with the impediments faced were emphasized.

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