Pakistan seeks to expand export financing through EXIM Bank, digital platforms
Pakistan is seeking to strengthen export financing through the operationalisation of its Export-Import Bank, digitalisation of export credit processes and expansion of concessional financing facilities to improve exporters’ access to credit and enhance their competitiveness in international markets, Commerce Minister Jam Kamal Khan said. The minister made the comments while addressing the 42nd…
Pakistan is seeking to expand export financing through its Export-Import Bank, digital platforms, and the introduction of Shariah-compliant financing instruments, according to Commerce Minister Jam Kamal Khan. The minister made these remarks during the 42nd Session of the Standing Committee for Economic and Commercial Cooperation (COMCEC) of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) in Istanbul, emphasizing Pakistan's commitment to strengthening economic and commercial partnerships with OIC member states.
The minister highlighted the importance of expanding access to affordable and innovative financing solutions, particularly for small and medium enterprises (SMEs), to enable them to enter international markets and become competitive exporters.
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