Uproar over Imran's Uteron on Sugar-cotton imports from India; PAK businessmen say - will be ruined


Posted on 2nd Apr 2021 02:55 pm by rohit kumar

Pakistan is finding it expensive to take Uteron on the decision to approve the import of sugar and cotton from India. Pakistan has been torn apart over overturning a decision on the import of sugar and cotton from India. Not only is the Imran Khan government being criticized on this uturn, but the textiles sector is strongly opposing it. The textile industry in Pakistan termed this decision of Imran Khan as disappointing and said that this would ruin our business completely.

 

According to Dawn, Javed Bilwani, president of the Pakistan Apparel (Clothing) Forum, said on Thursday that the decision of the federal cabinet has disappointed the textile export industry. He termed the recommendation of Commerce Advisor Abdul Razak Dawood to import cotton yarn from India realistic and the need of the hour. He said that importing cotton from India was in the interest of Pakistan and the textile industry. He said that the Government of Pakistan should take serious consideration again on the issue of the import of cotton from India.

 

Let me tell you that in the cabinet meeting held under the leadership of PM Imran Khan, the decision of the government panel was overturned. Earlier, Pakistan's Economic Coordination Committee approved the import of sugar and cotton from India. The inflation of these products has increased significantly in Pakistan. In such a situation, it was decided to resume imports from India to deal with inflation. But politics started on this too and under pressure, the Imran Khan government overturned the decision.

 

Javed Bilwani said that the Pakistan Government's rejection of the proposal of the Economic Coordination Committee ie ECC would send a negative message among foreign buyers and cotton yarn is not available in Pakistan at this time. To avoid major losses, Pakistan's textile export sector is constantly demanding the import of duty-free cotton yarn from all over the world including India. Buying cotton from India will cost Pakistan cheaper than other countries. This is the reason why the textile sector is opposing Imran Khan's decision.

 

Bilwani claimed that the price of cotton yarn in Pakistan has gone up significantly following the Cabinet decision. If the government does not want to allow cotton to be imported from India, the government will have to ensure the availability of cotton yarn in the country. He feared that Pakistan's textile exports would be severely affected if exports of cotton yarn were not allowed to be imported from the neighboring country and exports would decline. Bilwani said that if the government does not want to allow the import of cotton yarn from India, it should ban the export of cotton and cotton yarn for at least the next six months.

 

If you look at the figures, the textile industry in Pakistan is going through a very bad phase. Bilwani has also explained how the deal to buy cotton from India would have been beneficial. According to Bilwani, the sea freight has already increased 700 percent due to the Coronavirus epidemic and goods are now arriving at their foreign destination in 105 days instead of 25 days.

 

Nothing has been officially said by Pakistan to reverse the decision. If the decision of the Economic Coordination Committee had come into force, it would have been two years since the trade between India and Pakistan would have started. In fact, in August 2019, after India removed Article 370 from Jammu and Kashmir, Pakistan decided to discontinue business from India. On Wednesday, Pakistan's new finance minister Hammad Azhar announced to start business with India. He spoke about the import of cotton and sugar from India. Not only this, but he had also defended his decision on the question of starting a business from India.

1 Like 0 Dislike
Previous news Next news
Other news

Team India: Rohit-Virat returns to the T20 team, but Rahul, who is in excellent form, did not get a place; Know the reason

The Board of Control for Cricket in India has announced the Indian team for the three-match T20 s

Chinese President Xi Jinping to launch national exercise to discipline Communist Party: Report

Chinese President Xi Jinping described his term in power as a new one, in which he would launch a

Raj Kundra: 'She won't work with me', Raj Kundra reacts on working with wife Shilpa Shetty

Bollywood actress Shilpa Shetty's husband Raj Kundra is also ready to enter the world of acting l

WTC Final: 'It would have been better to have played the final', Ashwin's pain spilled over being kept out against Australia

Ravichandran Ashwin, the world's number-one Test bowler, did not get a chance to play in the fina

IPL 2021, RR vs MI: Rajasthan and Mumbai will have tough competition, these players can change the course of the match

In the IPL (IPL 2021) on Tuesday, there will be a match between such teams of the season, who wil

New Labor Code: Four days a week work, three days rest? Modi government can implement these rules from July 1

New Labor Code: Modi government is going to bring a new labor law. If it came into effect from 1s

Punjab IED Case: Stray dog stopped bomb blast? Policemen on target of Khalistanis, big disclosure in interrogation

Punjab IED Case: Khalistanis sitting abroad are now planning to target the Punjab Police officers

Infosys CEO: Salil Parekh's salary increased by 88 percent, annual package reached here by more than 42 crores

Big news has come from the giant tech company Infosys. The salary of the company's CEO Salil Pare

Mastodon App: Will this social media app replace Twitter, why suddenly its 'users' started increasing, know the reason

Mastodon vs Twitter: Amid the ongoing stir in the legendary social media platform Twitter, the Ma

Skill India: Skills of 75 thousand youth of Delhi NDMC will improve, will get training in electrical, plumbing, etc.

The central government is going to up-skill 75 thousand people of NDMC of Delhi. Skill India will

Sign up to write
Sign up now if you have flare of writing..
Login   |   Register
Follow Us
Indyaspeak @ Facebook Indyaspeak @ Twitter Indyaspeak @ Pinterest RSS



Play Free Quiz and Win Cash