Filter the Noise Value-added segments within textile group - knitwear, readymade garments and home textiles—have posted growth despite adverse policies, underscoring where Pakistan’s real export strength lies. Contraction in overall exports is overwhelmingly driven by

@amirnawazdogar @javedeqbalpk1 @AbsarAlamHaider @SaleemFarrukh @MiftahIsmail @MaryamNSharif @shazbkhanzdaGEO @CMShehbaz @FBRSpokesperson @Rashidlangrial @APTMAofficial Experienced anchors must exercise far greater responsibility when commenting on economic matters. Economic analysis demands facts, context, and merit, not bias or conjecture. The current trend of selective narratives and manufactured sensationalism distorts public understanding

@amirnawazdogar @javedeqbalpk1 @AbsarAlamHaider @SaleemFarrukh @MiftahIsmail @MaryamNSharif @shazbkhanzdaGEO @CMShehbaz @FBRSpokesperson @Rashidlangrial @APTMAofficial Someone has to speak up. Unfairness does not deserve a free pass. These comments are not just flawed, they are economically illiterate. Pakistan’s exchange rate depreciation is the direct result of deep structural imbalances, not some external conspiracy. Instead of fixing the

Absolutely shocking depiction of the acute economic distress facing ordinary families in Pakistan by @BariFaisal We cannot ignore these systemic challenges. Urgent policy focus on income opportunities, quality healthcare & education is imperative. Difficult times

When electricity is in surplus, peak-hour tariffs defy logic. Govt announces incremental packages to boost consumption, yet penalizes industry through peak rates, clear policy contradictions hurting efficiency, competitiveness & exports. At the same time, the withholding tax

RT @MusadaqZ: Cross-subsidies on electricity have crippled industrial competitiveness. Lifeline consumer subsidies are a provincial social…

Joint Statement by Khurram Mukhtar, Patron-in-Chief & Sohail Pasha, Chairman Pakistan Textile Exporters Association (PTEA) Pakistan’s textile sector is facing severe competitiveness pressures due to high energy tariffs, excessive and discriminatory taxation, and acute liquidity

Joint Statement by Khurram Mukhtar, Patron-in-Chief & Sohail Pasha, Chairman Pakistan Textile Exporters Association (PTEA) Pakistan’s textile sector is facing severe competitiveness pressures due to high energy tariffs, excessive and discriminatory taxation, and acute liquidity

PHMA: Record Costs Hitting Textile Exports Exports fell 20.4% in Dec-25. At #UraanPakistan roundtable, PHMA urgedan export emergency to address high cost of doing business PHMA reps: Jawed Bilwani, Babar Khan, Faisal Arshad, Khadim Rasool FM Ahsan Iqbal assured priority action

Refund delays are a serious hurdle to Pakistan’s export growth and the sustainability of the entire value chain. Exporters’ capital turnover is 1.5x, whereas it should be 3.5x as huge capital remains stuck in the refund regime. Exporters are not even at par with domestic

Appreciating @JunaidAnwarMNA for his focused leadership in enhancing maritime performance and taking bold initiatives to unlock the true potential of Pakistan’s maritime trade. A true son of the soil 🇵🇰 proud of you and confident in your vision for the sector. @PakPMO

Let our New Year’s resolution be; We will be there for one another as fellow members of humanity, in the finest sense of the word. Pakistan Humesha Zindabad… @TextilePtea @81ShahbazRana @MaryamNSharif @PakPMO @GovtofPunjabPK @StateBank_Pak @MIshaqDar50 @Financegovpk

With faith, discipline and selfless devotion to duty, there is nothing worthwhile that you cannot achieve. Muhammad Ali Jinnah @TextilePtea @PakPMO @jam_kamal @GovtofPunjabPK @MaryamNSharif @Marriyum_A @MoIB_Official @ForeignOfficePk

Congratulating @ArifHabibLtd, @Gohar_Ejaz1 Ijaz, Fatima Group, The City School and AKD on the successful PIA privatisation bid. Wishing the bid winners continued success. Special appreciation to Muhammad Ali (SAPM) and the privatisation team for designing and executing the

Enhancing textile exports requires comprehensive and collective reforms, rational energy tariffs, equitable federal & provincial taxation, and access to required capital to restore competitiveness. Ad hoc policies, repeated shocks, and fragmented decisions without a clear roadmap

Transport operations have finally resumed after 10 days, bringing much needed relief to exporters, industry, and supply chains. Grateful to Mr. Mohsin Naqvi, Mr. Aleem Khan, Ch. Junaid Anwar, Hon. CM Punjab & Sindh, and the Chief Secretaries of Punjab & Sindh, all the other Govt

Pakistan’s REER appreciated to 104.8 in Nov25 (from 103.9), signalling deepening real overvaluation of PKR. This further erodes export competitiveness amid high energy costs, heavy taxation, and tight liquidity. We need a prudent & balanced approach at this critical juncture.

Multinational and local companies across Pakistan have expressed grave concern over the escalating transporters protest, warning that a prolonged strike will cripple industrial production, supply chains and exports.The strike has also left pharmacies and patients scrambling for

Transporters’ strike has now entered the 9th day, causing enormous losses to exports and leaving import & export cargo stranded at ports. Severe supply chain disruptions are forcing production shutdowns and risking order cancellations. Urgent resolution through dialogue is

After holding rates for four consecutive meetings, SBP signals support for growth with a 50 bps cut to 10.5%. Inflation is within range; now complementary reforms in taxation, energy, and exports will determine the real economic impact. #SBP #Economy #Growth