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Speedy vessels to enhance export soon: Kamaran Michael

byFaiza Israr
09/11/2013
in Islamabad, Latest News, Ports and Shipping
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ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Ports & Shipping Senator Kamran Michael has said that the government is planning to bring new technology to enhance exports and strengthen Pakistan’s economy.

He said, “We are working on speedy vessels project to boost livestock and perishable goods trade.” He said that the products which are already being exported to Middle East includes fruits, meat and vegetables and in usual days the container takes 9 days in delivering these goods but through these speedy vessels the goods could be delivered in 24 hours from Karachi to Middle East.

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