Prime Minister defends decision to export imported sugar stocks
Most outlets led with the Prime Minister's defense of the government's decision to export approximately 108,000 metric tonnes of imported sugar. Business Recorder framed the issue as the PM responding to media reports, while Profit highlighted the government's rationale for the move, noting the aim to dispose of the stock before it deteriorates. Both excerpts emphasize the scale of the sugar and the PM's rejection of criticism.
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PM defends move to export remaining imported sugar stocks
Shehbaz rejects criticism of decision as government seeks to dispose of around 108,000 tonnes before stocks deteriorate
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PM defends decision to export imported sugar
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has defended the government’s decision to export around 108,000 metric tonnes (MT) of imported sugar, terming reports being circulated in the media regarding the initiative as “fallacious” and maintaining that the measure was aimed at preventing financial losses arising from the approaching expiry of the commodity’s shelf life. During a recent meeting of...
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