‘Highest ever’ exports cross $31bn in FY21, says Dawood
By News Desk
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s exports have touched $31.3 billion in the outgoing fiscal year “the highest exports number in country’s economic history” Adviser to Prime Minister on Commerce and Investment Abdul Razak Dawood has said.
In a news conference on Thursday, Dawood attributed the success to the government’s “prudent” policies. He said despite Covid-19, exports witnessed around 18 per cent growth during fiscal year 2020-21 compared to the previous year, while the percentage of growth was the highest in regional economies including India and Bangladesh.
“We have come out from de-industrialisation and shifted into a growth phase and achieved the highest exports number in country’s economic history,” he said. The adviser said during the outgoing financial year, the country’s merchandise exports stood at $25.3 billion, while services exports reached $6 billion. The combined exports tot
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