International Customs
Pakistan’s first in-depth newspaper that presents balanced news reports, analysis and reviews regarding Customs, Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) and Sales/Income Tax Departments beside covering import and export sectors comprehensively. Up-to-the-minute news bulletins regarding Customs and FBR departments are also displayed regularly on both website and face book for the interest of common people
Iranian firms seek to expand trade in Oman
MUSCAT: Iranian companies are seeking to establish or expand their presence in Oman after the lifting of the economic sanctions...
New electricity dam to build in Kanchanaburi
BANGKOK: The Cabinet has approved the construction of a new hydro-electric powered dam in Kanchanaburi by the Ministry of Energy,...
UAE imports raw sugar on record at end of 2015
ABU DHABI: The United Arab Emirates, home to the world’s largest port-based sugar refinery, imported the most raw sugar on...
Philips reports revenue, profit rise in 2015
THE HAGUE: Philips had an increase of revenue and profit in 2015, the Dutch electronics giant announced here the other...
Spanish fruit, vegetable imports grow 16% in Nov
MADRID: In November, Spanish fruit and vegetable imports grew by 16% in volume and 30% in value compared to the...
Qatar launches fast-track customs clearance initiative
DOHA: The General Authority of Customs (GAC) in Qatar has launched a major marketing campaign to help build awareness for...
Philippines authorities seize drugs worth P3.5m
CEBU: Two brothers who are suspected drug pushers were arrested by National Bureau of Investigation agents in a buy-bust operation...
South Africa may face costly sorghum imports
CAPE TOWN: Once the world’s seventh biggest exporter of sorghum, SA may have to import a significant amount of the...
Bulgarian Customs seizes 6.3kg cocaine, 256kg heroin in 2015
SOFIA: Cocaine hidden in bottles of wine, deodorant flasks and mobile phone chargers were discovered during customs checks at Bulgaria’s...
Australia shipments 607.4m tons of iron ore to China in 2015
CANBERRA: Iron ore heavyweights Australia and Brazil are gaining market share in top buyer China, but aren't quite destroying their...
S. African rand presents challenge to Zimbabwe in terms of trade
CAPE TOWN: The depreciation of the South African rand presents a challenge to Zimbabwe in terms of trade with its...
Kuwait mulls income, sales taxes as oil hits 12-year low
KUWAIT: Kuwait should consider introducing income, corporate and sales taxes to compensate for revenue lost from the plunge in oil...
IDX eyes 200,000 more retail investors this year
JAKARTA: The Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) is looking to increase the number of individual investors in local equities by 200,000...
Private investments disappoint
TAIPEI: Taiwan’s private investments grew at a slower-than-expected annual pace of 2.82 percent last year, due to volatility in the...
Iraq’s oil production 4.130 mln bpd in Dec
BAGHDAD: Iraq’s oil production from its southern region averaged 4.130 million barrels a day in December, according to final figures...
Bangladeshi customs seizes 33 kg of gold at airport
DHAKA: The Bangladeshi Customs seized 280 gold bars with a total weight of 32,7 kilograms at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport...
India-Bangladesh ties to improve more
DHAKA: India-Bangladesh relations will further improve as bus services between the two countries improve leading to more trade, Tripura Governor...
Jordan-German agree to boost economic, trade ties
AMMAN: Prime Minister Abdullah Ensour on Tuesday discussed with German Minister of Economic Cooperation and Development Gerd Muller, Jordanian-German ties...
Ukraine uses 43% of green house gas emission quota in 2008-2012
KIEV: Ukraine used only 43% of its green house gas emission quota in the amount of 4.6 billion tonnes obtained...
China’s coal imports from Australia fall 25% in 2015
BEIJING: China imported 70.86 million tonnes of coal from its top supplier Australia in 2015, down one quarter compared to...
