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September 9, 2024

News Desk

Pakistan will explore new trade routes of Iran

Islamabad: A trade delegation will visit Tehran in the near future, as Pakistan sought to pursue “unsanctioned” routes in trade ties with Iran and other regional partners under the umbrella of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO). In an exclusive interview to IRNA on the eve of the 23rd meeting of trade ministers of SCO countries in Islamabad, Commerce Minister Jam Kamal Khan said that Pakistan is looking forward to close cooperation with the new government in Iran. “We are determined to pursue non-approved routes in trade relations with Iran and our regional partners under the umbrella of the Shanghai Cooperation

August 15, 2024

News Desk

Automakers are looking for more export routes

LAHORE: The automotive sector is showing signs of becoming another avenue for earning export revenue as many companies, both four-wheelers and two-wheelers, are trying to make headway under the 2021-2026 auto policy. The reasons for exporting four-wheelers are obvious, namely the 2021-26 auto policy, however, many experts believe that volatile local demand and inflationary pressures in the country have pushed the big Japanese players to look for export opportunities. “Companies have achieved a decent level of localization, but local demand has been declining for a few years, which has weighed on these companies, which have been forced to close production

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