In a positive development, Pakistan exports register increase
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ISLAMABAD: Adviser to Prime Minister on Commerce, Textile, Industry and Production Abdul Razak Dawood said that exports have crossed $2 billion marks in November.
The commerce adviser in a series of Tweets has said that the country’s exports have increased by 9.6 percent as compared to last year.
“Alhamdolillah!Pakistan’s Exports in November 2019 have once again crossed the $2 billion mark. Hats off to our exporters and the team at the Ministry of Commerce. Exports have increased by 9.6% as compared to last year,” he Tweeted.
He said the increase in exports has resulted in an improvement in trade balance and current account deficit.
“For the period Jul-Nov, the Trade Balance has decreased by about USD 5 billion. This is a saving of USD 5 billion for the national exchequer and has a major impact on the reduction of the Current Account Deficit,” said Razak Dawood.
He said that increasing exports are contributing to the improvement in the country’s balance of payments position and stabilization of the economy.
