Pakistan’s Exports of Goods to China Rise by 17.8% in Q1 FY2018-19

[Pakhtoon yum]

because the local companies will start running in deficit like pIA, steel mills due to corruptions and will make outdated phones as nothing will be spent on R&D


lack of planning and R&D in agri sector

It's not like it doesn't have any educational experience either. Mostly if not all provinces have large agricultural Universities. Universities here in Canada produced the canola that the whole central provinces now depend on. It all comes to competence and we have lacked that for a long time now.

 

[GeraltofRivia]

Excellent news! We should make sure the export from Pakistan to China grow at 20%+ rate with various policy support. I’d fully support a preferential treatment to Pakistan business (ie duty free) in China for a least few years to strengthen the economy and improve the tax basis. This is actually more effective than direct financial assistance that doesn’t address the economical issues on a permanent basis.

 

[HariPrasad]

ban imports for just 10 years

This looks harsh but makes a lots of sense.

Good news. Keep it up Pakistan.

 

[Asian.Century]

Pakistan exports needs to rise 100% world over if ever its economy is going to survive.

 

[My-Analogous]

oil and electronic parts are compulsory but smartphones and cosmetics needs a straight ban. Companies should be encouraged to at-least assemble things here for a start if manufacturing is way too much to ask...

We already have Q-mobile (Pakistani brand), we can asked them to invest in manufacturing in Pakistan. Govt must support that