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ISLAMABAD: The Federal Ministry of Commerce on Wednesday announced remarkable trade Performance and Year-on-Year Balance of Payments (BoP) Improvement worth $5.6 billion as a...

ISLAMABAD: The federal government has restored the National Tariff Commission of Pakistan, ARY News reported.  As per details, the government has also appointed Naeem Anwar...

It stressed the need to be cautious and to remain beware of falling into investment risks, signing up to, or dealing with suspicious websites

Dawood shared trade numbers on Information and Communication Technology sector in Pakistan noting a 41 percent surge in the exports since last year

The federal government has continued efforts to end difficulties being faced by trade and industrial sectors due to coronavirus pandemic.

The progress is made on the appointment of 43 trade officers in foreign countries by the Commerce Ministry.

Syed Rafi Basheer Shah of Commerce & Trade Group has been promoted to Grade-21 officer and appointed as Director General (DG) Directorate General of Trade Organisations.

The premier said the Commerce Ministry played important role in preparations of the comprehensive tariff policy that would restore the confidence of businesspersons in the country.

US-China trade talks aimed at ending a damaging tariff war will resume from Tuesday in Washington

ISLAMABAD: Senate Standing Committee on Commerce and Textile Industry in its meeting has recommended to the Ministry of Commerce to take due measures for...

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan on Wednesday directed that a comprehensive strategy should be worked out to check corrupt practices of illegal money transfers...

BEIJING: Chinese consumer demand for foreign foodstuff, cosmetics, and automobiles is strong, two surveys by China’s commerce ministry showed on Monday, and local distributors...

SHANGHAI: China's trade will grow 3.5 percent in 2014, implying the country will fall short of a current 7.5 percent official growth target, according to a report on the Ministry of Commerce's website that was subsequently revised to remove the numbers.