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Pakistan Import
Image: Miftah Ismail Twitter page

Pakistan: Govt allows shipment of all imported items despite ban

| @indiablooms | Jul 25, 2022, at 11:58 pm

Islamabad: Pakistan Finance Minister Miftah Ismail has announced the country's government is allowing the import of all items that have reached the ports by June 1 despite a ban on import of luxury items.

Taking to his official Twitter handle, the finance minister said that even after the government banned certain luxury goods temporarily, many shipments of these items reached the ports.

“To avoid losses to importers, the government is allowing the imports of all items that have reached our ports by June 1 with a small surcharge,” Miftah Ismail wrote.

The government in May unveiled an emergency economic plan and banned the imports of dozens of non-essential luxury items.

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