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Pakistan exports grew 25%, tax revenue & remittances also show record growth: PM

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January 7, 2022
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The Pakistan exports have grew by 25%, tax revenues are record high with an increase of 38% and remittances have also increased by 27%.

Moreover, the agriculture sector witnessed record incomes, record high profits of 950 billion rupees by industries, boom in IT sector due to government’s IT policy, reduction in monthly circular debt after successful IPP tariff agreements.

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Prime Minister Imran Khan says Pakistan performed exceptionally well in combating COVID, compared to the countries in the region.

Chairing a meeting of the Macro Economic Advisory Group in Islamabad on Friday, Prime Minister Imran Khan said government’s policies of Smart Lockdown and incentive for the construction industry, social protection programs and subsidies for industries, small and medium enterprises kept the economy growing at a steady pace which have been praised by commentators globally.

Prime Minister Imran Khan chairing a meeting of the Macro Economic Advisory Group in Islamabad on Friday. tweeted by @PakPMO on January 7, 2022.

He said government’s three years are an economic success story as we inherited huge circular debt, anti- export policies, unsustainable fiscal conditions, less competitive business environment and policies of lack of incentive for the private sector.

The Prime Minister said despite worst balance of payments crisis in the history of Pakistan in 2018, economic difficulties due to COVID, high commodity prices in the global market and humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan having direct and indirect impact on Pakistan, the growth is still expected to be above four percent which is a huge achievement.

Imran Khan directed the departments concerned to coordinate and implement the long term and short term plans for the further betterment of both macro-economic condition of the county and improvement in economic condition of the people.

The meeting was given a comprehensive overview of the overall economic situation of the country, the government’s steps to mitigate the effects of high commodity prices on common people and government’s achievements in the last three years.

The meeting was informed that after successfully averting the crisis that the previous government left, robust economic stabilization measures were taken which resulted in high growth compared to all regional countries even in the tested times of COVID.

In addition, the government fulfilled its promise of a welfare state by launching the biggest social safety program under Ehsaas, brought institutional reforms and successfully complied with FATF’s conditions which saved us from going into the blacklist.

The meeting was also presented with proposals to mitigate the transfer of the effects of high global commodity prices to common people. The proposals included an increase in incomes, purchasing power of the people, subsidies focused on middle and lower income classes and expansion of social safety net.

The Pakistan exports have grew by 25%, tax revenues are record high with an increase of 38% and remittances have also increased by 27%, Prime Minister said in a conference.

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