The Canadian High Commission in Pakistan has said that Pakistan’s exports to Canada increased by 24 percent in 2021. The High Commission of Canada to Pakistan made this announcement in a tweet.
“Canada-Pakistan trade exceeded CAD$1.25 billion in 2021. Canadian exports to Pakistan, which include edible oilseeds, pulses, and lumber, increased by 6% while Pakistan exports to Canada, including leather goods, apparel and textiles, increased by 24%”, it said in the tweet.
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