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Govt utilizing all channels for promotion of trade: Commerce minister

byCT Report
22/05/2017
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SIALKOT: Federal Commerce Minister Eng. Khurram Dastgir Khan has said that government was utilizing all channels for the promotion of trade and commerce activities in the country.

In this regard business community across the country was being motivated to explore new venues for introducing Pakistani products in unexplored international market,he said.

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Addressing the members of Pakistan Sports Goods Manufacturers and Exporters Association (PSGMEA) and other trade bodies,he said special attention was being given to resolving the problems confronting exporters.”We could enhance exports by capturing new markets and with the production of quality goods.”

The Minister said the management of PayPal and Ali Baba will soon visit Pakistan to discuss certain issues with the government.

He said the railway system was being upgraded to facilitate general public and cater future needs of the country. He said commercial officers had been appointed purely on merit and hoped they will help in enhancing export volume of the country.

Power and gas supplies to industrial sector is the top priority of the government, he said, adding that as compared to past years the situation of electricity has improved.”This is the result of present government’s initiatives”, he said.

Commerce Minister disclosed that E-Commerce system would soon be introduced in the country to facilitate the business community, adding that it will be launched after reviewing different aspects and legislation. Earlier,in his address of welcome Chairman PSGMEA Khurram Aslam highlighted various problems being faced by the exporters of Sialkot.

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