Minister outlines $10b pharma export goal and calls for industry collaboration
Most outlets highlighted the minister's announcement of a $10 billion pharma export target and his call for industry collaboration. The Express Tribune emphasized the roadmap's vision of making Pakistan an innovation and export hub, while the Business Recorder focused on the minister's proposal for a one-month industry-wide consultation to identify priorities and government support needs.
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Pakistan’s Pharma exports hit 20-year high at $457m as govt pushes for global hub status
ISLAMABAD - Pakistan’s pharmaceutical exports have reached a 20-year high of $457 million in FY2025, registering 34 percent growth as Federal Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal has called on the pharmaceutical industry to build on this momentum and work with the government to make Pakistan a competitive, innovation-driven and globally.
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Increasing pharma exports to USD10bn: Minister calls for industry-wide consultation
ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Planning, Development and Special Initiatives Professor Ahsan Iqbal on Friday called for a one-month industry-wide consultation to identify priorities, reforms and government support needed to develop Pakistan’s pharmaceutical sector into a competitive, innovation-driven and globally export-oriented industry. Chairing a roundtable with pharmaceutical industry sta...
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Pharma roadmap envisages $10b exports
Minister urges industry to work with govt to make Pakistan innovation, export hub
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