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January 10, 2024

News Desk

EU envoy urges businesses to take advantage of new GSP+

KARACHI: European Union (EU) Ambassador Raina Kionka has encouraged businessmen to diversify their exports to the EU to maximize the benefits of GSP Plus for Pakistan. The GSP Plus regime was recently extended for another four years, until 2027. Speaking during a meeting at the Karachi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI), Kionka highlighted the significant impact of GSP Plus on Pakistan’s economy. “The importance of GSP Plus to Pakistan’s economy extends beyond textile producers, benefiting all individuals working in textile factories through the reduction of the phenomenon. Over the past decade, GSP Plus has played a key role, proving

EU envoy indicates extension of GSP+ to Pakistan beyond 2024

KARACHI: Chargé d’Affaires of the EU Delegation to Pakistan Mr Thomas Seiler has indicated that “GSP+ beyond 2023 is possible for Pakistan” as the country’s government has assured the European Union that all efforts to show compliance with the high requirements would be made. He was speaking at a Conference on “Human Rights Reforms in Sindh – GSP+ and Beyond” organized by the Human Rights Department, Government of Sindh at a local hotel on Monday. Sindh Minister for Labour, Human Resource Saeed Ghani was the chief guest while Special Assistant to Sindh Chief Minister Surendar Valasai inaugurated the conference, which

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