This news coming after its own experts
express possibilities of Pakistan turning bankrupt shows how Pakistan's economy
has lost to its terror funding; it is priorities that matter. 'Development'
always has an upper hand over 'destruction'.
Pakistan's exports to
Afghanistan dwindle from $1.43-bn in 2016 to $1.27-bn in 2017 but Afghan
exports to Pakistan grow from $40-mn to $68-mn in same period.
Terror-state Pakistan's market
share in Afghanistan has dropped by more than 50%, falling to $1.2-bn from $
2.7-bn in last two years.
Out of 200 flour mills in
Peshawar about 100 have been shut due to drastic fall in export to Afghanistan.
Movement of containers’ traffic
from Karachi to Kabul has decreased from average 70,000 to just 7,000 per annum.
After opening up of Chabahar
Port in Iran and starting of 2 air corridors to Afghanistan, Indian exports
seem to have badly hit Pakistan's business interests.
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