PESHAWAR: Former vice president, the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI), Mohammad Adnan Jalil has called for framing a 30-year economic vision for the country including the signing of a charter of the economy by all political parties and a roadmap for economic development.
Talking to APP, he said that the vision prepared in this connection should be reviewed after the passage of a period of five years and no government should be allowed to change it on their own.
He said that due to inconsistency in policies and frequent changes in them, we are issuing a huge number of SROs, which should be stopped. So we should have a 30-year vision, which should not be changed by the subsequent governments.
The FPCCI, all chambers and the business community should be taken on board to seek a solution and how should we enhance our exports. He said that at this moment our exports are about US$ 30 billion and half of it is from the textile sector.
He said that elections have been passed, so now all political parties should show maturity and join hands for the country and its people. So, wisdom and unity must take place, because Pakistan is passing through economic turbulence.
He said we are in the 21st century and the world moving in the right direction then why not our country, which has potential and its people are resilient and hardworking.
