National Assembly panel questions Commerce Ministry over export performance
Most outlets reported that the National Assembly Standing Committee on Commerce questioned the Commerce Ministry about its export strategy and performance, highlighting the use of "irrelevant" figures and justifications. Business Recorder and Profit both noted the committee's criticism of the ministry's failure to improve exports, with Profit additionally providing specific export figures and attributing the decline to high energy and import costs.
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NA panel questions Commerce Ministry’s export strategy as Pakistan loses ground in global markets
Committee questions commerce ministry’s reliance on ‘irrelevant’ figures and justifications as exports fall by over $1bn to $30.8bn in FY26; high energy and import costs blamed for weak competitiveness
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NA panel grills MoC over export failure
ISLAMABAD: The National Assembly Standing Committee on Commerce on Thursday grilled the Commerce Ministry over its failure to improve the country’s exports, questioning its reliance on irrelevant figures and justifications for the decline. Presided over by Jawed Hanif Khan, the committee was informed that Pakistan’s exports declined by more than USD 1 billion during 2025-26, with high energy an...
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