Pakistan has approved Rs10 billion in Pakistan export support for the textile, apparel and other export sectors under duty drawback and technology upgradation schemes.
Commerce Minister Jam Kamal Khan announced the funding on X. He said the package aims to improve industrial liquidity and help exporters increase sales in international markets.
The approved amount totals Rs10,000 million. The government expects the funding to give export-oriented industries more financial room while supporting investment in new technology.
Pakistan Export Support Targets Industry Liquidity
The new Pakistan export support package is designed to address liquidity pressures faced by export-focused businesses.
Exporters can use the assistance to strengthen operations and improve their ability to compete in overseas markets. The technology upgradation component is also intended to help companies modernize production and improve efficiency.
The textile and apparel industry stands to benefit significantly because it remains one of Pakistan’s most important export sectors.
Technology Upgradation Could Boost Export Competitiveness
The government also wants exporters to invest in better technology. Modern equipment can help manufacturers improve productivity, product quality and production efficiency.
For Pakistani exporters, these improvements could make it easier to compete with suppliers from other major manufacturing countries.
The initiative also supports the broader goal of increasing the value and volume of Pakistan’s exports.
Government Focuses on Export Growth
The Commerce Ministry says the funding reflects the government’s continued effort to strengthen Pakistan’s export sectors.
Officials expect improved liquidity and technology investment to create a more supportive environment for exporters. The measures could also help businesses expand their presence in international markets.
For exporters, the Pakistan export support package provides both short-term liquidity assistance and longer-term support for technological improvement.
