Pakistan APTMA Requires Direct Access To Us And European Markets

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Johar Ayew Ejaz, chairman of the Punjab Textile Industry Association (APTMA), called on the government to take measures to win direct access to the US and EU markets according to the severity of the recent floods mentioned in the United Nations report, Gohar (Ejaz).

This year's floods are more severe than the tsunami in Sri Lanka, and more than the earthquakes in Azad Kashmir, Haiti and Pakistan.

With regard to the United Nations report, he added that about 14 million people were affected due to floods.

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The impact may be further deteriorated in the future, and cotton fields flooded will lose millions of cotton. Therefore, he is worried that the textile industry will be seriously affected.

In addition, the industry also expects that a large number of industries will go bankrupt, resulting in a large number of workers losing their jobs.

Ejaz appealed to the government to take positive trade diplomacy measures, such as after the tsunami in Sri Lanka, for direct access to the US and European markets.

In addition, he appealed to the government and

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Negotiations aimed at postpone payment of cotton imports through the Pakistan trading company (TCP) are aimed at saving the textile industry and avoiding business failures.