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German ambassador evinces keen interest in Pakistan’s housing sector

ISLAMABAD, Aug 24: German Ambassador-Designate to Pakistan Alfred Grannas on Wednesday showed keen interest in housing sector of Pakistan and appreciated the efforts of the Secretary Ministry of Housing and Works Iftikhar Ali Shallwani, for his commitment, vision and devotion to promote housing sector.

In a  meeting between Housing and Works Ministry Secretary and German ambassador designate in the ministry, both sides exchanged views on range of bilateral issues of mutual   interest and cooperation.  

Welcoming  the ambassador, Iftikhar Ali Shallwani expressed his  best wishes and apprised him about the ongoing housing projects especially the low cost housing schemes  of  the   ministry  and  initiatives taken to provide shelter  to  the federal government employees and general public.

Secretary also invited ambassador to the upcoming first International Housing Expo in November, which he intends to attend.

MMBL reaffirms its commitment to promoting financial inclusion & digitalization efforts

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Islamabad, AUG 24: Pakistan’s largest Digital Bank, Mobilink Microfinance Bank’s (MMBL) efforts to promote digital and financial inclusion across Pakistan, were recognized at the recent 5th edition of the Leaders in Islamabad Business Summit (LIIBS) 2022, organized by Nutshell Conferences. More than 1,000 delegates were in attendance, including senior dignitaries from local and international private organizations, the public sector, notable media personnel, entrepreneurs, and policymakers. MMBL also showcased its wide-ranging suite of financial products and services, focusing on the digital onboarding of customers and serving them through MMBL’s premium digital banking platform – DOST.

Ghazanfar Azzam, President & CEO, MMBL, and Sardar Mohammad Abubakr, Chief Finance and Digital Officer, MMBL shared valuable insights on talent requirements in the new normal and innovation for growth in their respective panel discussions. They addressed the audience by sharing MMBL’s role in promoting financial inclusion and digitalization efforts across the country, especially amongst the marginalized segments, to promote inclusive growth.

Addressing the delegates, Ghazanfar Azzam stressed the importance of transforming Pakistan’s banking ecosystem by promoting financial inclusion through technology-enabled products and services. He explained, “Pakistan ranks among the top freelance markets in the world. With high growth in freelance earnings recorded inrecent years, MMBL remains committed to creating more financial empowerment opportunities for freelancers, women entrepreneurs, Micro, Small, and Medium-sized Enterprises (MSMEs), farmers, and underserved/unserved segments through convenient access to digital financial products and services.” He further emphasized the importance of forging strategic partnerships with organizations that share the common goal of promoting financial inclusion.

During his panel discussion, Sardar Abubakr stated, “Digital innovation is critical for economic growth. There should be a greater focus on creating an enabling and thriving environment for developing innovative products & services. Through MMBL’s Women Inspirational Network (WIN), we have leveraged advancements in digital innovation and technology to help uplift marginalized segments, especially women, with the latest financial offerings and financial literacy trainings. Digitization efforts will not only make financial services more accessible but also help develop new revenue streams across the country.”

The two-day event titled “Imagineering The Future” provided an opportunity for speakers and delegates to engage in an open dialogue and address pressing issues of common and national interest. The forum allowed industry leaders, entrepreneurs, innovators, economists, business strategists, academicians, thought leaders, foreign policy experts, and tech investors to discuss ideas and innovative strategies for a shared and sustainable growth of the nation’s economic landscape.

President for exploring new avenues of Pak-Korea cooperation

ISLAMABAD, AUG 24 (DNA) — President Dr Arif Alvi on Wednesday called for further enhancing the quantum of bilateral trade and investment between Pakistan and the Republic of Korea.

He emphasized exploring new avenues for cooperation among the governments and private sectors of the two countries. He was talking to the members of the Korea-Pakistan Parliamentary Friendship Group in the National Assembly of the Republic of Korea, led by its Head Lee Hack Young here at the Aiwan-e-Sadr.

Members of Parliament including Lee Sangheon, Kim Byungjoo, An Byunggil, and Ambassador of the Republic of Korea Suh Sangpyo attended the meeting.

The president said that Pakistan was desirous of expanding bilateral cooperation with Korea in various fields, such as agriculture, information technology, human resource development, economy, science, culture and education.

Talking to the parliamentary delegation, the president highlighted that Pakistan possessed an enormous youth bulge which, if properly educated and trained, could provide much-needed qualified and cost-competitive human resources to Korean companies.

The president said that Korea could help Pakistan bring vast virgin lands in Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa under cultivation and substantially increase the yield of agricultural products of the fertile plains of Sindh and Punjab through joint research and development.

He also mentioned other areas of cooperation including ICT-based modern agriculture technologies, better disease-resistant seeds, vertical farming and Artificial Intelligence based irrigation system.

This will prevent water wastage, help in the growth of high-value agriculture products through a controlled environment and ensure food security in the country, he added.

President Alvi said Korea had been effectively contributing to the economic development of Pakistan and had made sizable investments in many sectors, especially in the vehicle and cellular manufacturing sectors.

He said both the countries needed to continue mutual consultations and deliberations to find ways and means to take existing cooperation to the next level.

He also emphasized finding out the possibilities of the greater role of Korean companies in the China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) projects and their investment in the Special Economic Zones.

He assured the delegation that Korean investment in Pakistan was safe and that Pakistan was committed to continuing the investment and trade policies irrespective of change in the government to provide a safe and secure environment to foreign investors.

The president pointed out that the existing volume of bilateral trade at US$ Rs. 1.935 billion was much below the two countries’ potential. He said that by focusing on bilateral diversification of products and services and setting up achievable targets, the Pak-Korea trade volume could easily be taken to US$ 6 Billion in a few years.

He also urged both the countries to take necessary steps to enhance bilateral consultations for the signing of a mutually agreed upon Free Trade Agreement which would provide an excellent framework for promoting bilateral trade, investment and business relations.

The president said the exchange of parliamentary friendship groups between Pakistan and the Republic of Korea would bring the two countries closer and further promote cooperation between the parliaments of both countries. He also emphasized the need to develop the multidimensional relations between Pakistan and Korea to their fullest potential. =DNA

PM, Qatari Amir agree to strengthen bilateral cooperation in diverse areas

DOHA, AUG 24 /DNA/ – The Prime Minister has thanked His Highness Amir of State of Qatar for the Qatar Investment Authority (QIA)’s readiness to invest US$ 3 billion in various commercial and investment sectors in Pakistan.
Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif met with His Highness Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, Amir of the State of Qatar, at the Diwan-e-Amiri, in Doha today.

The Prime Minister was accompanied by a high-level delegation including Cabinet Ministers and senior members. Upon arrival at the Diwan-e-Amiri, the Prime Minister was welcomed by His Highness the Amir in an official ceremony and presented a Guard of Honour. The two leaders then held delegation-level consultations, which were followed by a lunch banquet hosted by the Amir in the honour of the Prime Minister and his entourage.During their extensive consultations, the two leaders exchanged views on bilateral, regional and international issues. They expressed satisfaction on the upward trajectory of Pakistan-Qatar relations and agreed to work together to further strengthen bilateral cooperation in all areas of mutual interest.


The two sides agreed inter alia to strengthen institutional engagement to increase bilateral trade; deepen collaboration in the agriculture and food sectors; boost cooperation in the fields of energy; encourage and facilitate Qatar’s investments in Pakistan’s renewable energy, tourism and hospitality sectors; provide more opportunities to Pakistanis interested in working in Qatar; and expand cooperation in defence, aviation and maritime domains.
Lauding Qatar’s remarkable economic transformation, the Prime Minister congratulated the Qatari leadership for its visionary and forward-looking approach and wished the Qatari people more success in the future.
Recalling Pakistan’s long-term partnership with Qatar in the field of LNG cooperation, the Prime Minister thanked His Highness the Amir for Qatar’s vital support in meeting Pakistan’s energy needs. The two sides also explored new avenues for mutually beneficial cooperation in the energy sector.
The Prime Minister stressed that the Pakistanis working and residing in Qatar were not only a source of strength for the economic progress of both countries but also a testament to the value of people-to-people linkages. He hoped that Qatar’s rapid economic growth would present even greater opportunities for Pakistanis in the future. 
The Prime Minister appreciated the extensive arrangements made by the Government of Qatar for hosting the FIFA World Cup 2022. He assured the Qatari leadership of Pakistan’s support for the successful organization of the mega event.
The Prime Minister and the Amir also exchanged views on the developments in the region. The Prime Minister appreciated Qatar for its long-standing and continuing efforts to promote peace and reconciliation in Afghanistan. The two leaders agreed to work together to help address the grave humanitarian and economic crises confronting the Afghan people, stressing that the situation warranted the international community’s scaled up assistance.
The Prime Minister highlighted the grave human rights situation in the Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) and underscored the importance of a peaceful resolution of the Jammu and Kashmir dispute for sustainable peace, security and prosperity in South Asia.
His Highness the Amir congratulated the Prime Minister on assumption of office and wished him full success. He also conveyed his best wishes for the continued progress and prosperity of the people of Pakistan.
The Amir reassured the Prime Minister of Qatar’s commitment to forge a stronger economic partnership with Pakistan. The Prime Minister thanked His Highness for the Qatar Investment Authority (QIA)’s readiness to invest US$ 3 billion in various commercial and investment sectors in Pakistan.
The Amir appreciated the important contribution of Pakistanis in the development Qatar, and shared Qatar’s resolve to provide enhanced employment opportunities for Pakistanis, in line with the Qatar Vision 2030.
The two leaders agreed on the importance of frequent high-level exchanges for maintaining the present momentum in bilateral cooperation. The Prime Minister extended a cordial invitation to His Highness the Amir to visit Pakistan at his earliest convenience.
Pakistan and Qatar enjoy long-standing, fraternal relations marked by shared faith, mutual trust, and close cooperation. This is the first visit of Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif to Qatar since assuming office in April 2022.

Warns to give final call if immediate elections not announced: Imran Khan

Time ripe to rid country of cabal of thieves: Imran Khan

Says terrorism case not harm his reputation but of Pakistan globally

Vows journey of real independence now unstoppable

DNA

HARIPUR: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Imran Khan made it clear that time was ripe to rid the country of the cabal of thieves who mercilessly looted and plundered the country for the last 30 years, as the journey of real independence was now unstoppable.

Speaking at a mammoth public gathering here on Wednesday, he warned that imported government should announce the election date or else he was preparing the nation and would soon give the ‘final call’ for a march on the federal capital.

He said that on his new call, a sea of people would come from every corner of the country, as the imported government was just limited to Islamabad.

Imran Khan said that PTI ruled in Khyber-Pakhunkhwa (KP), Punjab, GB and AJK and the passionate tigers of PTI of these areas were ready to topple the government of thieves.

He asked Chief Minister KP Mehmood Khan and Pervez Khattak PTI KP President to compete the party organizational structure as they have left with little time, as the battle entered into defining moment.

Talking about terrorism charges framed against him, PTI chairman said that he only announced taking legal action against the police officials and female judge, but he was charged in a terrorism case. However, he stated that the step did not harm his reputation but of Pakistan around the globe.

He told the charged crowd that the imported government wanted to arrest him, so he got ready to go jail but they were baffled by spontaneous public response as they thought that PTI’s supporters were a ‘mummy-daddy’ crowd.

PTI Chairman stated that after back-to-back failures to defeat him, the imported government wanted him to knockout technically to disqualify him but now this Haqiqi Azadi movement would not stop as the people have awakened.

Hitting hard at the three stooges, he said that they would not forgive the three stooges Fazl Rehman, Shehbaz Sharif and Asif Ali Zardari, who looted the country mercilessly.

He urged them to do what they can but now the nation awakened and the true freedom movement was unstoppable, adding that they were filling cases against PTI leadership because they were scared and their defeat was unavoidable.

Talking about police highhandedness on PTI’s peaceful marchers on May 25, he said that Umar Ayub was subjected to torture on that day but he declared that cases would be registered against the police personnel who tortured him.

“I have never seen such a crowd in Haripur. We want political stability, and the only way is elections,” he added.

He said that the media houses which criticized PTI government and stirred a storm when inflation was only 16%, but they have zipped their lips on inflation going beyond 40%.

PTI Chairman stated that inflation was just an excuse to topple his government as there was no corruption in his government.

“Inflation is today literally breaking the poor and middle class today. They had promised to reduce inflation,” he added.

Talking about the flood situation playing havoc across the country, Imran Khan directed the Punjab and KP chief ministers to leave no stones unturned in rehabilitation and relief efforts for flood-affectees.

Imran Khan asked the Sindh government to at least try once spending the money on its people while he flayed Shehbaz Sharif for visiting Qatar at the time when Pakistan was confronting with calamity situation, as no country was ready to give loan.

He advised Shehbaz that he and his elder brother should bring the looted the national wealth instead of carrying a begging bowel worldwide.

Talking about media curbs, Imran Khan said that the imported government imposed curb on media and banned live telecast his speeches, besides framing terrorism cases, however he added that the PTI social media deserved all applaud for their tremendous efforts to convey his message to the people everywhere.

Imran Khan said that they did not criticism of state institutions other than constructive and for the sake of improvement because our life and death are in Pakistan and this is our country, unlike those who were part of the government and bashed the state organs.

PTI Chairman went on to say that they were the people who want to see a stabilized Pakistan which would be achievable only through free and fair elections, adding that the revival of the economy was also subjected to free and fair polls.

Talking about country foreign policy, Imran Khan stated that the country should not be sacrificed for anyone else interest and policy should be made while keeping the interest of the country supreme.

He said that Pakistan was plunged into a war on terror and sacrificed over 80,000 people, besides inflicting billions of loss to the country. He said that the country’s decisions must be taken in the country.

About Shahbaz Gill, Imran Khan said that Gill was stripped naked, assaulted and sexually abused as he lamented that such kind of practices were still happening in Pakistan.

He said that the female magistrate remanded Gill into police custody again despite that a medical report had established that custodial torture.

“In which country Shehbaz Gill would have been kidnapped, and then tortured mentally and physically? He asked. Gill left everything to fight for Naya Pakistan, as he is being tortured for being in PTI, he added.

HEC to Continue Registration for Second Batch of Students till 9th September

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Islamabad, AUG 24: The Education Testing Council (ETC), HEC has announced that its portal etc.hec.gov.pk will remain open until September 9, 2022 midnight for the second batch of students who wish to take the Undergraduate Studies Admission Test (USAT). Their USAT will be tentatively held on September 18, 2022.

It is pertinent to mention here that ETC, as advertised nationwide on July 24, 2022 has tentatively scheduled the USAT for September 4, 2022 for the first batch of students. The registration process for the Batch-I was closed on August 19, 2022. The ETC will keep its online registration portal open until September 9, 2022 in order to facilitate further registrations for the upcoming USAT Batch-II. Accordingly, the test for Batch-II is tentatively scheduled for September 18, 2022.

The ETC conducts USAT for admission at the undergraduate level in universities operating all over Pakistan. The USAT is designed on the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) pattern and covers all known disciplines of Engineering, Medicine (Allied Health), IT, Management and Social Sciences at the undergraduate entry level. The students after qualifying respective USAT would stand eligible to all relevant universities like the SAT.

The students who have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSSC) or equivalent/Grade 12 education and those who have appeared in the final examination and awaiting results can apply for USAT.

The ETC conducts the USAT in six categories based on relevant academic streams, including USAT-E for Pre-Engineering, USAT-M for Pre-Medical, USAT-A for Arts & Humanities, USAT-CS for Computer Science, USAT-GS for General Science, and USAT-Com for Commerce.

Chairman Pakistan-Korea Friendship Group meets Mirza Afridi

Islamabad, AUG 24 /DNA/ – Deputy Chairman Senate, Mirza Muhammad Afridi met with Chairman of Pakistan-Korea Friendship Group and Member of South Korean Parliament, Lee Hack-Young today at Parliament House. Issues of mutual interest including bilateral relations were discussed.

Senators Manzoor Ahmed Kakar, Rana Mahmood ul Hasan and Naseebullah Bazai were also present during the meeting.  Further strengthening of parliamentary relations was also discussed in the meeting. The Deputy Chairman Senate said that Pakistan and the Republic of Korea have a history of mutual cooperation based on mutual trade and economic interest and parliamentary exchanges are indispensable for enhancing mutual cooperation and people-to-people contacts. 

He said that the Republic of Korea has been able to join the list of developed countries in a short period of time and developing countries need to learn from the experiences of the Republic of Korea. Mirza Muhammad Afridi underlined that there are plenty of investment opportunities in Pakistan and Korean investors need to take advantage of these opportunities.

South Korea can benefit from Pakistan’s skilled labor force. Deputy Chairman Senate, Mirza Muhammad Afridi apprised that there are remnants of Gandhara civilization and holy places of Buddhism in Pakistan.

He added that CPEC will enhance regional connectivity, which will further develop the region and the present government is committed to complete all CPEC projects. Chairman and Member of Parliament, Mr. Lee Hack-young said that there are vast opportunities for cooperation between Pakistan and Korea, especially in the field of technology and automobiles, and the latest technologies are developed in various socio-economic sectors against the background of technological and industrial development of Korea. He assured to provide all possible support to Pakistan. It was agreed to further strengthen parliamentary ties and bilateral relations.

National High-Level Seminar on PAKISTAN@75 to begin tomorrow

Islamabad, AUG 25 /DNA/ – To talk about 75 years’ journey, from where we started to where we are and where we want to be, a National Seminar is being held today (Thursday, August 25) by the Planning Commission of Pakistan and the Pakistan Institute of Development Economics (PIDE).

The National High-Level Seminar of Development Leaders on PAKISTAN@75: The Development Journey will be held today (Thursday, August 25, 2022) from 03:00 PM to 05:00 PM at P & D Auditorium, Islamabad.

Federal Minister for Planning and Development Ahsan Iqbal will be the chief guest at the ceremony. Mr. Sartaj Aziz, Dr. Nadeem ul Haque, Dr. Ishrat Hussain, Dr. Shamshad Akhtar, Dr. Hafeez Pasha, Mr. Shahid Hafeez Kardar, Mr. Asfandyar Faruukh, Mr. Zouhair Khaliq and Dr. Gohar Ejaz will be the key Speakers.  

Traders call for simplifying present taxation system

From Our Correspondent 
PESHAWAR: Business community in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa blamed the present cumbersome procedures and documentation process as the main hurdle to broadening the existing ‘tax-base’ and urged the government to simplify the taxation system.  
It is dire need of hour of reforming and simplifying the taxation system with the consultation of real stakeholders, says Zahiullah Shinwari, former president Sarhad Chamber of Commerce and Industry while responding to a question of an officer of 31st senior management course, National Institute of Management, Islamabad during a meeting here at Chamber’s house that was chaired by acting president Imran Khan Mohmand here on Wednesday.
Shinwari said the present complicated taxation system was the main obstacle in widening the existing tax-base. He called for simplifying the taxation system and adopting traders-friendly policies.
To another query relating to Pak-Afghan Bilateral Trade, ex-president of the SCCI said declining trend in mutual trade between Pakistan and Afghanistan began since singing of the Afghan Transit Trade Agreement (ATTA) in earlier 2010, which had made without making proper consultation with business community of both side the border, consequently, Pak-Afghan bilateral trade volume dropped exponentially, which is currently stood at approximately less than 400 to 500 million dollars from previously 2.5billion dollars. 
Similarly, he expressed serious apprehensions over sluggish progress on the preferential trade agreement (PTA) and free trade agreement (FTA) between Pakistan and Afghanistan. On the other hand, he added, the sufficient measures didn’t take place to improve infrastructure to accelerate trade between the two neighboruing countries.
A 14 member delegation of 31st Senior Management Course, NIM Islamabad was spearheaded by Directors Staff NIM Islamabad Samreen Zahara and Seemi A Khan. Javed Akhtar, vice president of the chamber, Malik Niaz Ahmad, Faiz Muhammad Faizi and Sherbaz Bilour, former presidents of the SCCI, former vice president Abdul Jalil Jan, executive members Ghulam Hussain, Naeem Qasmi, Waqar Ahmad, Zahoor Khan, Muhammad Aurangzeb, Mubjeebur Rehman and Aftab Iqbal, Fazle Wahid, Ihsanullah, Shamsur Rehman, Senior management/Officers of Daud Sons Armory Peshawar, traders’ leaders,
Shinwari said it is the duty of the government to create an enabling environment of investment and provide all facilities to investors to boost up industrialization. However, he said no incentive was being offered to attract investment in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.  
Earlier, in his detailed multimedia presentation, Zahidullah Shinwari briefed the visiting officers of senior management course NIM Islamabad about the main objectives of the chamber, rules/procedures of membership, major achievements, future plan/programme, especially role of Research and Development Cell and its effective functioning.
He said SCCI is amongst the prime chamber of Pakistan, which has always played a pivotal role toward resolution of business community issues, especially, termed the provision of special relief to war-affected businesses, tax-holidays, and comprehensive incentive package for them included major achievements of the chamber.
Imran Mohmand, acting president in his opening remarks said doing business and trade in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is not less than ‘Jihad’ [holy war], as the traders’ community continued their businesses despite unfavorable conditions.
Keeping in view the present unstable and insecure situation in KP, the acting president urged the government to provide a level playing field for the business community of the province. He demanded the equal incentive to local investors that were provided to Chinese investors in CPEC projects.
Similarly, he demanded uninterrupted power and gas supply to industries and business premises. He called for pragmatic steps to revive sick industrial units and up-gradation of existing industrial estates in the province.
He also urged the government and SBP to issue instructions to commercial banks to improve lending ratio in KP region.
Directors Staff NIM Islamabad Samreen Zahara and Seemi A Khan also spoke on the occasion.

Pakistani pine nuts exports to China $41.48 mln in first seven months

BEIJING, Aug. 24 (DNA): Pakistani Pine nuts exports to China in the first seven months of this year crossed $41.48 million, Gwadar Pro reported on Wednesday quoting official data of China’s General Administration of Customs.

The data showed that during January-July of 2022, China imported 3,770.76 tons of pine nuts from Pakistan worth $41.48 million while in the same period, China imported 11,513.7 tons of pine nuts around the world valuing about $88.020 million. 
Overall, China has imported $88.020 million of pine nuts and out of that 47.12% is from Pakistan.

Yar Muhammad Niazi, Chief Executive of Hangzhou Aiza Food, and Shaoxing Aiza Trading told Gwadar Pro that the export of Pakistani pine nuts to China enjoys zero tariffs and Pakistani pine nuts are classified as high-end snacks in the Chinese market.

“The overall price of Pakistani pine nuts in the Chinese market is on the rise. This year’s season will start in late September and our target is to export 1,500 tons to China. China is a big market and we need to do B2B cooperation to capture a larger part of this market,” Niazi said.

He added that for the last two year the price remained low, valuing ¥130-140 per KG, while this year’s price is expected to go a little higher. 
They are now working on the value addition of this product and launching a new brand. Pakistani and Chinese governments should support Pakistani enterprises to participate in the exhibitions here to increase Pakistan’s exports to China, he added.  
Qadir Baloch comes from Balochistan, Pakistan. He and his family have been associated with the pine nuts business for the last fifty five years. He told Gwadar Pro that they export pine nuts to the USA, China, Europe, and some Arab countries.

“Our business has been badly affected by the travel and trade restrictions imposed globally due to the COVID-19 pandemic; secondly, a fire engulfed thousands of pine nut trees in Sherani, Balochistan last May, which caused us a very huge loss,” he mentioned.

Baloch further said that the fire has destroyed hundreds of trees located on Koh-e-Sulamain, a mountain range that connects three Pakistani provinces – Balochistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and Punjab – but still, they are trying to manage the situation and increase their exports to friendly countries, especially China.

“I would like to use this platform to thank Iran and China for helping Pakistan take immediate measures to control the fire that had put the lives of wildlife at risk in Balochistan,” Qadir stated.

He said that in the last few years China has become the main destination for Pakistani pine nuts and that is why local exporters are happy that they can earn a good profit from the neighboring market.

“China is one of the biggest buyers of pine nuts from Pakistan and even during the epidemic the Chinese government played a very vital role in having flexible policies in trade with Pakistan and that’s the reason why so far we have been successful to export pine nuts to China in huge quantity,” he added.

Data also showed that China imported 6,954.64 tons of pine nuts worth $39.19 million from Russia, 568.1 tons worth $4.32 million from Kazakhstan and 220.18 tons of pine nuts valuing $3.01 from Afghanistan in the first seven months of this year.

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