Pakistan’s decisive success against India and its effective global advocacy of its stance are beginning to yield positive economic results, with textile exports showing a significant increase.
Following the success of Operation Bunyān Mursūs, not only was the enemy subdued, but positive economic impacts have also begun to emerge. Exporters in Faisalabad have reported a flood of orders from international buyers.
Chairman of the Pakistan Hosiery Manufacturers Association, Haazar Khan, stated that the operation has projected a positive image of Pakistan across the world, silencing all propaganda against the country.
He added that foreign investors are highly satisfied and are placing bulk orders. It is expected that exports will grow by 18 to 20 percent.
It is noteworthy that Pakistan’s exports have increased by over $1.61 billion in the past ten months. During the same period of the current fiscal year, goods worth $26.90 billion were exported.
According to the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics, despite global trade tensions, textile exports grew by 8.41 percent. From July to April, textile products worth $14.83 billion were exported. Textile exports rose by $1.15 billion in ten months, including readymade garments, knitwear, bedwear, towels, silk, and clothing.
