New U.S. Trade Deal to Boost Pakistan’s Export Potential

Pakistan has finalized a new trade agreement with the United States, paving the way for expanded access to one of the world’s largest markets. The arrangement aims to transform temporary tariff relief into lasting benefits, strengthening the Pakistan import & export sector and creating new avenues for business growth.

Government authorities emphasized Pakistan’s strong regional advantage in international trade relations and reaffirmed their commitment to supporting industries through strategic planning, modern infrastructure, and competitive policies.

The business community has called for stable, industry-friendly regulations, noting that reducing manufacturing costs, improving supply chain efficiency, and ensuring uninterrupted access to raw materials are vital to maintaining momentum in freight forwarding in Pakistan and other export-driven industries.

The government’s export-led growth strategy is focused on integrating feedback from exporters into future trade policies, enabling businesses to strengthen their global footprint and improve their market share in the U.S. and beyond.

In parallel, discussions with a major textile sector company addressed custom clearance in Pakistan, sustainable production practices, and advanced waste management systems. These initiatives aim to enhance competitiveness, meet international compliance standards, and ensure the sector’s long-term success in global markets.