Karachi: Pakistan’s exports have shown a notable 13% increase during the first five months of the current fiscal year. According to official data, this rise is attributed to growth across various sectors and increased demand in international markets. Exported goods such as textiles, leather products, and food items have particularly benefited.
A report issued by the Ministry of Commerce indicates that exports surpassed the $10 billion mark during this period. The textile sector played a key role, with exports rising by 15%. Additionally, agricultural products and the leather industry also demonstrated stability.
This development signals positive growth for Pakistan’s economy, as an increase in global demand for its products contributes significantly to economic stability. The government plans to take further steps to increase exports, reduce trade deficits, and strengthen the economy.
Economic experts suggest that if this trend continues, Pakistan’s foreign trade relations can be further solidified, benefiting the national economy. The government is committed to expanding exports and implementing reforms across various sectors to enhance Pakistan’s global trade presence.
