ISLAMABAD: Pak­istan’s exports to Spain increased to $875 million between January and December 2014 from $686 million in 2013 calendar year, registering an increase of 28 per cent.

This was stated at a meeting between Commerce Minister Khurram Dastagir Khan and Spanish Secretary of State for Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation. The minister acknowledged that there was an increase in the bilateral trade and vowed to further expand it.

An official statement issued after the meeting said that the minister further added that according to EU statistics, Pakistan’s exports to EU are showing an increasing trend due to GSP-Plus facility. During the first year of the GSP-Plus, Pakistan’s exports increased by $1.32 billion, registering a 21pc increase.

Published in Dawn, April 1st, 2015

On a mobile phone? Get the Dawn Mobile App: Apple Store | Google Play

Opinion

Editorial

First steps
Updated 29 May, 2024

First steps

One hopes that this small change will pave the way for bigger things.
Rafah inferno
29 May, 2024

Rafah inferno

THE level of barbarity witnessed in Sunday’s Israeli air strike targeting a refugee camp in Rafah is shocking even...
On a whim
29 May, 2024

On a whim

THE sudden declaration of May 28 as a public holiday to observe Youm-i-Takbeer — the anniversary of Pakistan’s...
Afghan puzzle
Updated 28 May, 2024

Afghan puzzle

Unless these elements are neutralised, it will not be possible to have the upper hand over terrorist groups.
Attacking minorities
28 May, 2024

Attacking minorities

Mobs turn into executioners due to the authorities’ helplessness before these elements.
Persistent scourge
28 May, 2024

Persistent scourge

THE challenge of polio in Pakistan has reached a new nadir, drawing grave concerns from the Technical Advisory Group...