‘Govt committed to reducing regulatory burden on businesses’

ISLAMABAD: Adviser to Prime Minister on Commerce Abdul Razzak Dawood has said that the government was taking concrete measures to facilitate and address the prevalent issues being faced by the country’s industrial sector.

A delegation of the Federation of Pakistan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI) called on the PM’s adviser to deliberate upon the issues related to commerce and industry in Pakistan, said a statement issued by Ministry of Commerce on Thursday.

The adviser appreciated the constructive role played the chamber in the economic development of Pakistan, acknowledging its contributions in industrial policymaking.

He appraised the delegation that the incumbent government has taken a strategic decision for the revival of the industrial sector.

“The government is committed to reducing the regulatory burden on businesses through improved Ease of Doing Business (EODB) reforms. Policy interventions will be introduced at all tiers of the government,” he stated.

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  1. on the name of ease of doing business the government is imposing taxes .the government should focus on decreasing tax rates instead of increasing tax rates.

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