Most Covid-related problems resolved: Dr. Arif Alvi.
President says the revival of the economy is the government’s priority source: thenews.com.pk

KARACHI: Pakistan has solved its Covid-related problems on a large scale, and the economy is moving in the right direction, said President Dr. Arif Alvi. Speaking at the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry on Thursday, he said the region was undergoing rapid change, and Pakistan could use it.

Challenging circumstances:

“Despite the challenging conditions, our entrepreneurs continued to run their businesses and are working around the clock to increase exports.” “As a result of their efforts, exports to Pakistan exceed $ 25 billion in the 2020-21 financial year.”

Business community:

He noted that Pakistan enjoys an important area connecting South Asia, Central Asia, and West Asia. Dr. Arif Alvi urged entrepreneurs to take advantage of the country’s unique position and improve trade and exports.“The government is fully aware of the problems facing small and medium enterprises (SMEs), and leadership provides a conducive environment for entrepreneurs,” he said.

The current govt. would leave a better Pakistan:

“Economic recovery is a priority for the government, and we aim to accelerate exports and boost economic growth,” furthermore, He expressed hope that the current government would leave a better Pakistan for future generations.

Economic power:

Speaking at the event, FPCCI President Mian Nasser Hyatt Maggo emphasized that the Pakistani economy is focused on sustainable growth, prosperity, and stability. He said the country would emerge as an economic powerhouse in the region.

China-Pakistan:

Afghanistan has begun rebuilding, and Pakistan must be prepared to receive economic benefits from a neighboring country, he said. The businessman has great potential to take advantage of the benefits of China-Pakistan Economic Corridor.” He stressed that the country needs to move beyond the traditional products and export markets. There is an urgent need to address the challenges facing the industry and trade. Furthermore, Former FPCCI president Mian Anjum Nisar said that exporters are working hard to develop the country despite the many difficulties.

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