The Union Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) on Wednesday approved a new skill development scheme to provide demand driven and placement oriented skilling programmes to create jobs in the textile sector.

Due to lack of protection of local industry, increasing cost of energy and undue duties, Pakistan’s exports have been losing international market very fast and import bill of the country has been increasing.

Every day, CPD RMG Study team reveals what’s on our economic and apparel radar and curates a selection of the best reports, opinion, and analysis you may have missed. Foreign aid inflow sees healthy growth Bangladesh received US$1.72 billion worth ...

Textile factory owners want to import high-speed furnace oil with exemption of all duties and taxes to run their captive power generation units which they say are suffering from a severe shortage of gas supplies.

Every day, CPD RMG Study team reveals what’s on our economic and apparel radar and curates a selection of the best reports, opinion, and analysis you may have missed. Jute goods exports to India slumped 52pc The value of the ...

The government has decided to restart 13 textiles mills that were shutdown 25 years ago due to huge losses and run them under a public-private partnership (PP) initiative, according to an official of the Ministry of Textiles and Jute.

The country’s billion-dollar apparel industry is yet to attract graduates as a potential job market, apparently due to some untoward incidents that created a bad image of the sector among the people.

The Pakistan Readymade Garments Manufacturers and Exporters Association (PRGMEA) is urging authorities to relax duties on yarn import to encourage value addition, reduce cost of doing business and bridge the gap between production and consumption.

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Enterprises located at economic zones will have to contribute up to $1,500 per month, based on the number of workers employed at their factories and commercial establishments, to the workers welfare fund.