Trade Facilitation Network (TFN) has called for integrated trade and logistics reforms to strengthen Pakistan’s export competitiveness at an Asian Development Bank workshop in Islamabad.
The network emphasised improved institutional coordination, digital connectivity, efficient cargo movement and measurable outcomes to reduce shipment costs and delays.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif chaired a review meeting at the PM House to discuss measures for strengthening Pakistan’s export-oriented industry, enhancing value addition and expanding access to global markets.
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has urged BRICS to take a clear stand against aggression, occupation, settler colonialism and what he called “settler terrorism,” while calling for greater economic cooperation and strategic autonomy among developing nations.
A TFN assessment examines damage to Iran’s ports, roads, railways and airports, while analysing the wider impact of Strait of Hormuz disruption on global trade, energy prices, freight costs, inflation and economic growth.
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