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Presented By
Ejaz Ali
BILATERAL TRADE PAST & PRESENT
Pakistan Export and Import in 2000 decade with India
Year 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
Exports 69.9 33.9 68.1 79.1 165.1 286.5 286.7 372.0 272.1 248.4
Imports 164.6 187.7 183.6 522.1 593.1 1235 1548.3 1772.8 1455.8 2235.8
Top Ten exports of Pakistan to IndiaSerial Number Commodity
Value in us $Million 2010
1 Edible fruit, nuts, peel of citrus fruit, melons 49.31
2 Mineral fuel, oils , distillation products, etc 37.25
3 Organic Chemicals 29.93
4 Salt, sulphur, stone , plaster lime and cement 28.39
5 Cotton 19.12
6 Lead and articles thereof 12.96
7 Raw hides and skins and Leather 10.71
8 Plastics and articles thereof 9.61
9 Inorganic Chemicals , precious metal compound, isotopes 8.97
10 Wool, animal hair and fabric thereof 6.82
Top Ten Imports of Pakistan from IndiaSerial Number COMMODITY Value in $ Million in 2010
1 Sugar and Sugar Confectionary 613.33
2 Cotton320.04
3 Manmade Filaments 300.39
4 Organic Chemicals 252.13
5 Residuals, wastes of food industry, animal fodder 75.52
6 Edible Vegetables and certain roots and tubers 74.52
7 Coffee, Tea, mate and spices 67.58
8 Rubber and articles thereof 46.75
9 Oil Seed, grain, seed, fruit etc 45.42
10 Miscellaneous chemical products 42.85
RECOMMENDATIONS
-The two counties need to focus on increasing level of intra-industry trade, which stands at a low level despite geographical contiguity and cultural affinity.
-Most of the tradable goods on sensitive list of items are not included in trade between both countries. Which should be included.
- Trade costs such transportation and freight charges and Tariff barriers should be minimized.
-- Most importantly, issue of trust deficit between both countries needs to be minimized as much as possible for expansion and enhancement of trade.
-- It is suggested that more political weight should be put for trade diplomacy to bring trade liberalization among stakeholders .
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