Pakistan Completes Arrangements to Increase Rice Exports to Malaysia
An additional 70,000 metric tons of Pakistani rice will head to Malaysia between October and December, secured through diplomatic and trade efforts.
Pakistan secures arrangements to export an additional 70,000 metric tons of rice to Malaysia between October and December 2026.
Pakistan has completed arrangements to increase its rice exports to Malaysia on the directives of Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif and through the efforts of relevant ministries and officials. An additional seventy thousand metric tons of Pakistani rice will be exported to Malaysia from October to December this year, secured through effective diplomatic and trade efforts in line with the Prime Minister's directives.
PM's Reaction
According to a statement released by the Prime Minister's Office, Shehbaz Sharif appreciated the efforts of the relevant team in securing the additional exports, calling it an important development for the prosperity of farmers and the national economy.
Part of a Bigger Export Push
The Prime Minister said expanding access to international markets for Pakistani agricultural commodities is a top priority of the government, adding that Pakistan will continue its journey toward export-led economic growth through sustained efforts.
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