Priority sector export strategy on anvil
Islamabad: The Ministry of Commerce (MoC) and the Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP) are developing a 'coherent and comprehensive' National Priority Sectors Export Strategy (NPSES) For Pakistan to achieve its trade growth ambition.
MoC and the Trade Development Authority of Pakistan conducted the value-chain consultations on priority sectors in the context of the Strategic Trade Policy Framework recently.
During the consultations, high-level public and private sector representatives agreed on a strategic vision for Pakistan’s trade growth – ‘Pakistan to become a dynamic and efficient domestic market and a globally-competitive export-driven economy’.
More than 180 public and private sector representatives participated in the round of consultations for charting the next export growth cycle of the country.
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