Pharma and packaging products drive export growth from SEZ, with Pithampur SEZ leading the way. Despite challenges from geopolitical conflicts, India’s exports and imports have shown mixed performances. Delta India aims to increase export contributions, while Madhya Pradesh expects growth in exports, especially in rice and engineering products. The export conclave highlights the importance of export-related schemes in supporting and promoting the industry. (47 words)

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The stable exchange rate in Pakistan has boosted the rice export industry, allowing companies like HAS Rice Pakistan to maintain competitive prices. With a wide range of high-quality rice varieties, HAS Rice Pakistan has become a trusted supplier for global customers. Importers can visit their website for more information.

According to the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS), gold imports in Pakistan have declined by 6.02% during the first half of the current fiscal year. In December 2023 alone, gold imports saw a significant decrease of 76.06% compared to the same month in the previous year. Overall, the merchandise trade deficit in Pakistan reduced by 34.29% in the first half of the current fiscal year.

Vice Foreign Minister of China visits Islamabad to evaluate progress of China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, focusing on industrialization, green development, collaboration in cutting-edge fields, and integration of the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) in CPEC 2.

Pakistan’s rice export industry has the potential to reach $5 billion by 2028 and double that amount to $10 billion in the next decade. By capitalizing on India’s ban on rice exports, Pakistan can establish itself as a reliable source of rice and achieve its export targets.

Pakistan has the potential to become a major player in the global rice export market, aiming for $5 billion by 2028 and $10 billion in the next decade. Emphasizing hybridization and technological advancements, Pakistan can position itself as a reliable source of rice supply and take advantage of India’s export ban to boost its exports.

Planners in Pakistan are recognizing the untapped potential of non-textile exports, with rice and IT sectors witnessing significant growth. Rice exports have increased by 76.5%, while IT exports have surpassed $303 million, on track to reach their $4 billion target.

Pakistan’s non-textile sector, including the IT and rice sectors, has witnessed significant export growth thanks to policy changes. IT exports surpassed $303 million in December, while rice exports saw a 76.5% increase in the first half of FY24. With continued research and development, these sectors have the potential for further expansion and increased export revenues.

Sesame seed cultivation in Pakistan has experienced unprecedented growth, with a 187% increase in cultivated land compared to the previous year. The collaboration between agricultural departments and the National Oilseeds Enhancement Program has played a crucial role. Pakistan’s sesame exports have also surged, reaching $407 million by 2023, making it the fifth-largest exporter. For more information, visit hasrice.com and pakistanrice.com.