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Pakistan’s economic growth linked with fast sustainable upsurge in exports: PM

Pakistan’s economic growth linked with fast sustainable upsurge in exports: PM

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif said the country’s economic growth was directly linked with the fast sustainable growth of exports.

He was talking to a delegation of exporters, which called on him here at the PM House.

The prime minister said the exporters being the back bone of national economy, were extremely important for the government as they were playing a key role in the country’s development.

The country’s economy would attain sustainable growth when the export sector showed fast growth, he added.

PM Shehbaz said the government was providing all possible facilities to promote the non-traditional exports.

He expressed the government’s resolve to take all the decisions in the larger interest of the people and the country.

The government, he said, was taking measures to boost the export to GDP ratio. The payment of sales tax refund to the traders and industrialists was also being ensured timely, he added.

The prime minister warned the relevant authorities that no laxity would be tolerated in that regard.

He directed the federal ministers to make consultation with the delegation to ensure resolution of all their issues.

The exporters expressed gratitude to the prime minister and the government for announcing a historic cut in the electricity prices for the industrial sector, terming it a breath of fresh air.

They also expressed their full confidence in the government’s economic policies and assured their all-out cooperation.

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They said they would fully support the government in taking action against tax evaders and those adversely affecting the revenue for national exchequer.

 

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