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TDAP: Govt striving hard to boost trade under ‘Export Promotion Vision’

byCustoms Today Report
04/04/2015
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SIALKOT: Trade Development Authority Pakistan (TDAP) Director General, Rana Shehzad Hussain on Friday said that the organisation was working hard boost trade in country under Prime Minister’s initiative of Export Promotion Vision.

He expressed these views while addressing Pakistan Gloves Manufacturer and Exporters Association (PGMEA) meeting at its office here.

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He said that he would recommend the federal government to organise single-country exhibitions in different countries.

He said the government was taking steps to increase export as the country had been facing decrease in surgical and sports goods export.

PGMEA Chairman Muhammad Yunus, Vice Chairman PGMEA Sheikh Ejaz and others addressed the meeting.

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