Islamabad: Pakistan has reportedly suffered more than $1.4 billion in trade and transit losses after the closure of the Afghan border disrupted major export routes and regional supply chains. Officials
Islamabad – Pakistan’s exports are projected to hit a record high of $35.63 billion in FY2026–27, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). This represents an increase from $31.93 billion
Islamabad: Pakistan is preparing to adopt the UAE’s refurbishment and re-export model for used cars under a new auto policy framework. The proposed system aims to create a structured mechanism
Islamabad: Pakistan is considering a proposed system for the import, refurbishment, and export of used cars, modeled on Dubai’s Jebel Ali framework. The plan aims to create a structured automotive
Islamabad: Pakistan’s rice industry is aiming to expand its presence in Gulf markets through a focused trade mission to Oman, targeting new buyers and stronger commercial ties. Industry leaders highlight
Islamabad: Pakistani trucks can now travel to destinations like Istanbul and Frankfurt with reduced customs delays under the expanded TIR system, marking a major step in trade facilitation. The new
Pakistan: The country has successfully launched a new transit trade corridor via Iran, sending its first shipment to Uzbekistan. Officials stated that the initiative is aimed at improving regional trade
Pakistan’s cement exports dropped sharply for the third consecutive month, falling 26.53% year-on-year in November 2025 to 590,183 tons compared to 803,258 tons last year, according to the All Pakistan
