Textile Industries of Pakistan

They are Fitna Al Khwarij Hindustan Bin Mossad Al Afghani agents and they closed their mills on purpose to harm the Hafiz. We must not fall victim to the propaganda of Shaytan.
 
everyone knows this but the establishment and the generals.
They don't care as long as they get their big DHA plots and massive perks and benefits. It will continue until coffers are completely empty
 
Samlee said:
As many as 144 textile mills have been closed across the country, said All Pakistan Textile Mills Association (APTMA) Chairman Kamran Arshad on Thursday, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.

He said that the rates of gas and electricity for these mills were extremely high. “Heavy taxes are also to blame for the closure of mills,” he said, and added, “To make matters worse, the government has again increased the prices of electricity for industrial units.”

The APTMA chairman said that industries would only grow in the country when electricity would be available at Rs25 per unit, not at Rs35 per unit. “Electricity in Pakistan is costly than India, Bangladesh and Vietnam.”

He informed that 19 per cent less electricity was consumed in November.

Arshad said that due to the closure of these units, the export of textile products has dropped.

He also demanded bringing the interest rate down to single digits.

On the other hand, despite the fact that the strike by the containers’ association is over, it has hit the textile industry badly, prompting the mills’ owners to write to concerned ministries to make demands.

Mills’ owners have said that the one-and-a-half-week-long strike delayed the transportation of import and export items.

APTMA, the representative body of mills’ owners, has demanded the government to give time for the payment of electricity bills.

APTMA Zonal Chairman Naveed Gulzar has said that the textile industry was already grappling with so many issues, and the strike by the containers’ association exacerbated the situation.

He has said that the concerned ministries should take steps for ease of doing business. “Currently, we are facing financial issues. And for the resolution of these issues, we need time from the government.”

Reporter: Bilal Dogar
Click to expand...
Really, but our stock markets is flying ....
 
All false.. Have you seen our stock market breaking records! That is the true economic indicator.
 
Samlee said:
As many as 144 textile mills have been closed across the country, said All Pakistan Textile Mills Association (APTMA) Chairman Kamran Arshad on Thursday, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.

He said that the rates of gas and electricity for these mills were extremely high. “Heavy taxes are also to blame for the closure of mills,” he said, and added, “To make matters worse, the government has again increased the prices of electricity for industrial units.”

The APTMA chairman said that industries would only grow in the country when electricity would be available at Rs25 per unit, not at Rs35 per unit. “Electricity in Pakistan is costly than India, Bangladesh and Vietnam.”

He informed that 19 per cent less electricity was consumed in November.

Arshad said that due to the closure of these units, the export of textile products has dropped.

He also demanded bringing the interest rate down to single digits.

On the other hand, despite the fact that the strike by the containers’ association is over, it has hit the textile industry badly, prompting the mills’ owners to write to concerned ministries to make demands.

Mills’ owners have said that the one-and-a-half-week-long strike delayed the transportation of import and export items.

APTMA, the representative body of mills’ owners, has demanded the government to give time for the payment of electricity bills.

APTMA Zonal Chairman Naveed Gulzar has said that the textile industry was already grappling with so many issues, and the strike by the containers’ association exacerbated the situation.

He has said that the concerned ministries should take steps for ease of doing business. “Currently, we are facing financial issues. And for the resolution of these issues, we need time from the government.”

Reporter: Bilal Dogar
Click to expand...
Black mailing the government to reduce interest rates and taxes etc.
 
@Watandar sb

When you don't derive your legitimacy from the people, you cannot grow the economy.

Not necessarily. South Korean military rulers grew the economy, so do China etc

Regards
 
Fatman17 said:
Black mailing the government to reduce interest rates and taxes etc.
Click to expand...
Yeah, right. Reduced their revenue to zero in order to save 30% corporate tax on the profit.

Saazish against the current regime I am telling everyone. My friend has also closed his towel factory 6 months back and is now doing an admin job in a call center to meet his expenses. I asked him why did he close his factory? He told that he wanted to blackmail the government. But the 48 workers who lost their jobs don't agree with him, don't know why..
 
SoulSpokesman said:
@Watandar sb

When you don't derive your legitimacy from the people, you cannot grow the economy.

Not necessarily. South Korean military rulers grew the economy, so do China etc

Regards
Click to expand...
Do you know the history of South Korean military ruler, what he did ? how he change country after the Korean war ?
 
fitna ul Amraaan ul khawairj ul hindustan ul yahoodi ull khawarij ull sazish against Syed Hafiz FM muhafiz e yahood ghulam e trump chowkidar of house zardari o shareef!
 
newb3e said:
fitna ul Amraaan ul khawairj ul hindustan ul yahoodi ull khawarij ull sazish against Syed Hafiz FM muhafiz e yahood ghulam e trump chowkidar of house zardari o shareef!
Click to expand...
Keep yahoodi out. Unse abhi mamlaat chal rahay hien.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Users who are viewing this thread

Total: 1 (members: 0, guests: 1)

Pakistan Defence Latest

Country Watch Latest

Latest Posts

Share this page

Back
Top