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Govt keen to facilitate textile industry

byCT Report
23/12/2016
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ISLAMABAD: The government is determined to facilitate textile industry for enhancing trade volume with economic stability and growth.

In current year, the government has provided proper energy and also facilitate the textile industry for fulfilling their needs, a top official of Ministry of Textile Industry told APP here on Thursday. He said the experts and scientists trained the 8,000 farmers to control the losses of cotton crops, which contributed an increase in textile export.

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He stressed the need to modernise the industrial tools and equip the manpower of local industries with innovated skills and technology. He said, “We believe on consultation process to take all stakeholders on board to evolve consensus on coming textile policy.” Replying to a question, he said that regional trade would be the main focus in the meeting. To a question, he said that shortage of skilled manpower and practicing old methods in textile industry was main barrier to achieve targets and enhance trade volume at international markets.

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