SIALKOT: Assistant to Punjab Chief Minister for Trade and Investment, Sardar Tanveer Ilyas Khan informed that the present government is striving to develop an export culture in the country and for this purpose, with the feedback of the local industrialists, a policy is in the making.
According to the details, during a meeting with the business community at the Sialkot Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI), Sardar Tanveer Ilyas Khan said that the government was fully cognizant of the difficulties being faced by the business community and was making determined efforts to find a solution to the problems.
As per the officials, Sialkot was exporting the best quality goods internationally. The foremost priority of the Punjab government is to facilitate exporters, through the ease of doing business initiatives.
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