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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

September 12, 2024

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Deregulation of Sugar, Wheat Markets: FPCCI

LAHORE: The Standing Committee on Agriculture of the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI) has recommended that the government deregulate the sugar and wheat markets, advocating a free trade approach. This will enable price messages to reach stakeholders, encouraging investment, increasing competitiveness and reducing distortions in local supply. FPCCI Agriculture Committee Chairman Ahmad Jawad highlighted the government’s possible plan to scrap sugarcane indicative prices as part of a broader effort to deregulate the sugar sector. Jawad noted that since only Punjab and Sindh currently impose price caps, deregulation may push sugar sales to other provinces where prices

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