LAHORE: Sialkot Dry Port Chairman Muhammad Ishaq Butt has demanded all the political parties resolve the political issues through dialogue in the larger interest of the country.
He said that political unrest in the federal capital had affected the exports from Sialkot Dry Port as all roads from Sialkot to Islamabad were blocked. “Exports have decreased by 30 percent during the last one week,” he said, adding that unrest had hampered the economic growth of country.
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