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Collector Saima Aftab to visit Multan Dry Port today

byCT Report
09/09/2020
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MULTAN: Collector Appraisement & Facilitation Faisalabad will visit Multan Dry Port (today) on 9th September to address issues of importers and exporters.

According to details, Collector Appraisement & Facilitation Faisalabad Saima Aftab is visiting Multan Customs and Dry Port to discuss issues of importers. business community.

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Sources told that Chief Collector Farid Iqbal Qureshi has directed Collector Saima Aftab to address concerns of importers for their swift clearance of shipment at Multan Dry Port.

Collector Appraisement & Facilitation will also chair a meeting with representatives of Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) in Customs House Conference room. Collector will also hold meeting with importers of pesticides group to address their concerns for the promotion of trade activities at Multan Dry Port.

Collector Saima Aftab will also carry out meeting with clearing agents of imports and exports to convince them for resuming clearing through Multan Dry Port. Collector will visit at Multan Dry Port after attending various meeting.

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