APTMA urges government to improve business environment for textile industry
Most outlets led with the All Pakistan Textile Mills Association's (APTMA) call for the government to create a more competitive business environment, particularly in energy tariffs, taxation, and operating costs. The Business Recorder added a brief warning from APTMA, while the Associated Press of Pakistan also highlighted the demand for saving the textile economy and boosting exports. Both excerpts frame the issue as a need for policy adjustments to support the industry.
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APTMA calls for a competitive business environment
LAHORE: The All Pakistan Textile Mills Association (APTMA) has called on the government to restore a regionally competitive business environment, particularly in energy tariffs, taxation and operating costs, warning that textile exports cannot grow unless these constraints are addressed. Speaking at APTMA’s 67th Annual General Meeting, Patron-in-Chief Dr Gohar Ejaz said the industry could raise...
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APTMA urges govt to save textile economy
All Pakistan Textile Mills Association (APTMA) in its 67th Annual General Meeting has demanded the government to save textile industry and upsurge exports by ensuring regionally competitive business environment.
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