October 6, 2026
Four Revenue Officials and a Traffic Policeman Shot Dead in DI Khan
Five people were killed in two separate shootings in Dera Ismail Khan on Tuesday. No group has claimed either attack and the gunmen have not been identified.
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Afghanistan’s transit trade will gradually resume, customs authority says
A man walks near children next to parked vehicles loaded with the belongings of Afghan citizens trying to return home after Pakistan closed border crossings with Afghanistan following exchanges of fire between the nations’ forces, at the border crossing in Chaman, Balochistan, October 16, 2025. — Reuters Transit trade will resume after the ceasefire agreement. Cargo clearance will be completed in three stages. Hundreds of trucks bound for Afghanistan are still stranded. Pakistan is set to resume transit trade of Afghanistan following the recent ceasefire agreement between Islamabad and Kabul, with the Directorate of Transit Trade issuing a phased restoration
FBR reveals great customs fraud at Karachi Airport
A ruthless image of the Federal Revenue Council (FBR) building in Islamabad. – Apply/file Five missions were removed using fake gateways. Shipment of electronics RS103M was seized in a timely manner. Foreign territory officials among those arrested. Islamabad: In an important discovery, the Federal Revenue Council (FBB) has revealed huge scams at Jinnah International Airport in Karachi, where high -value e -mails were illegally removed without paying for statements or paying taxes or paying taxes. According to a FBR statement, the fraud was orchestrated by employees of a foreign ground company, who was also a guardian of the goods, in
Customs reveal the duty and tax evasion fraud at Karachi Airport
Passengers are waiting at Jinnah International Airport after all domestic and international flights were canceled in Karachi on May 7, 2025. – AFP Authorities arrest suspects for illegal clearance. The single company avoided RS384 million in taxes in the past: Customs. Foreign employees of the ground company between suspects. Karachi: Customs authorities at Karachi Airport occupied electronic goods worth 103 million Rs, including laptops, iPads, iPhones, macbooks, playstations and memory cards, which were smuggled without paying duties and taxes. According to a statement issued by the Federal Revenue Council (FBR) on Friday, the Collective Customs immediately recorded two FIRs and
FBR defines a new Customs System
Karachi: The Federal Revenue Council (FBR) has issued a formal notice after the establishment of a new system and jurisdiction for the Directorate of Customs Information and Risk Management. According to the notice, the headquarters of this Directorate will be in Islamabad, while its regional offices will be in Karachi, Lachori, Pesauar, Queta and Islamabad. The address will also take advantage of a risk management unit and a cross -border wing. According to the new system, the Director General of Customs Information will have power across the country and will report directly to the FBR. The responsibilities of the General
PM highlights automation as FBR reveals the Customs Cleaning System based on AI
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif resulted in a meeting on FBR in Islamabad on July 7 2025. – PID FBR enters Customized Clearance and Risk Management Management System. Initial tests show over 92% performance improvement. The clearance of goods through the Green Channel has increased by more than twice. Islamabad: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif stressed that reforms at the Federal Revenue Council (FBB) were among the top government priorities and the new modern technology -based system will bring ease of business and ease of taxpayers, The news reported. “With the automation of the tax system, we make it more transparent and
The governor reveals duty reforms. Customs duties must be covered at 15%
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif (Right) chains a meeting on National Invoice Policy on 16 May 2025. – App The prime minister says regulatory duties must be abolished in 4-5 years. Premier says this decision to keep inflation under control. The number of tasks was reduced to four, Premier says. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Friday presented significant pricing reforms, covering customs task at a maximum of 15%. Chairing a meeting on national tariff policy, Prime Minister Shehbaz said additional customs and regulatory duties will be gradually abolished in the next four to five years. “This move is considered an important
PM Shehbaz Caps Customs Task at 15% in Reform of New Price Reform
Listen to the article Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Friday approved the pricing reforms, covering customs task at a maximum of 15% and starting the gradual elimination of additional and regulatory duties over the next four to five years. The decision was made during a high -level meeting on national tariff policy, chaired by the Prime Minister, and is welcomed by the government as a key milestone to the development of exports. A statement from the prime minister’s office said the reforms are aimed at reducing inflation, attracting international investment and creating new employment opportunities. “This move is considered an
Customs, KCCI joins to enhance exports
Listen to the article Karachi: In a collaborative effort to strengthen the Pakistan export sector, Customs Collector (Export), Mohammad Sadiq confirmed the commitment of customs authorities to work closely with the Karachi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) Speaking at a meeting during his visit to the KCCI, the chief collector underlined the long -term, respected relationship between the customs section and the Karachi chamber and emphasized the importance of collective responsibility to meet the challenges faced by exporters. “Our meetings are not about assigning responsibility, but to recognize that improvements should be a joint effort. Underlining recent initiatives, the
March 17, 2025
Pak Afghan jirga makes progress, Torkham could be opened anytime: member
ISLAMABAD: Pakistani and Afghan elders and traders made progress in a joint Jirga held on Monday to discuss the reopening of Torkham, a key border crossing for trade and pedestrians, a Jirga member said. Torkham was closed on Feb 21 after a controversy surfaced over constructions on both sides near the border. Pakistan Foreign Ministry spokesman Shafqat Ali Khan told a weekly press briefing on March 13 that the Afghan side had carried out an illegal and unilateral construction activity within the Pakistani territory at two points along the Pakistan border. On their part, Afghan Taliban officials insisted that they
