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Pakistani industrialists eye Gulf nations for business as tax laws toughen at home video

Pakistani industrialists eye Gulf nations for business as tax laws toughen at home

  • The development comes amid protests by the Karachi Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the nation’s biggest trade body, over policing powers to tax collectors
  • KCCI President Jawed Bilwani says over 24,000 Pakistani businesses have already registered with the Dubai Chamber of Commerce in the last two and half years
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Iraq proposes sea link between Karachi and Basra to strengthen trade routes

Iraq proposes sea link between Karachi and Basra to strengthen trade routes

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Special Karachi’s premier business chamber urges government to slash energy costs, taxes for industrial growth video

Karachi’s premier business chamber urges government to slash energy costs, taxes for industrial growth

By KHURSHID AHMED  ·
Top business body says talks to sign Pak-GCC free trade agreement at ‘advanced stage’ photos

Top business body says talks to sign Pak-GCC free trade agreement at ‘advanced stage’

By SAIMA SHABBIR ·

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