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KCCI President urges PM for prudent planning

byCustoms Today Report
13/12/2013
in Latest News, Pakistan Chambers
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KARACHI: Karachi Chamber of Commerce and Industry President Abdullah Zaki has urged Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to direct authorities to plan for short and long term prudently to fully avail GSP Plus opportunities.

He welcomed the grant of duty free access to Pakistan by the EU parliament under GSP Plus. He said that it is admirable that EU leaders have voted and accommodated Pakistan on their own initiative. He expressed hope that the country’s trade will increase by two billion dollars under the scheme.

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Until now Pakistan was facing tough competition with Bangladesh in exports to EU countries due to high cost of manufacturing as Bangladesh was already granted GSP plus status. Now we’ll be able to avail equal opportunities, added Zaki.

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