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Pakistan to abolish all taxes on raw materials

Pakistan to abolish all taxes on raw materials

By Zahid Shah

 

ISLAMABAD : Pakistan Prime MinisterShehbaz Sharif  on Wednesday directed the concerned authorities to abolish all taxes on the raw materials of the export industry, as part of his government’s vision to develop an export-oriented economy.

 

 In a statement, issued from his office, premier Sharif issued the directives during  in a meeting with a delegation of the American Business Council, and also directed the formation of task forces to attract investment in multiple sectors.

 

The task forces would be formed in the fields of tourism, pharmaceuticals, information technology, e-commerce, large-scale manufacturing, and agriculture.

 

"The government was making efforts to ensure the production of export quality agricultural products," Sharif said.

 

He added  it was for the first time that the government was calling for the consistency of the policies as the subjects of the national economy and public welfare were above politics.

 

The delegation comprised representatives from pharmaceuticals, food processing, IT, e-commerce, retail, textile, sports, and logistics sectors.

 

The participants said the government’s policies had helped revive the investors’ trust and the pre-budget consultation with the stakeholders was a welcoming step.

 

The prime minister directed the secretary of commerce as well as the secretary of the Board of Investment to ensure immediate resolution of the issues faced by the investors and sought a compliance report within a week.

Federal ministers Syed Naveed Qamar, Makhdoom Murtaza Mahmood, Marriyum Aurangzeb and senior officers attended the meeting.

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