LAHORE: Punjab Chief Minister has urged the federal authorities to investigate the excessive delay being caused in customs clearance of the goods meant for Pak-India trade.
He was speaking at the International Textile and Clothing Conference arranged by Punjab Board of Investment and Trade. He expressed concern over the fact that hundreds of trucks were kept on waiting for hours for customs clearance at the border.
He stressed the trade ministry to attend to the matter and speed up the process.
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