PM Imran Khan has once again highlighted government’s tax reforms measures to increase revenue generation.
As per details, PM Imran Khan met Presidents of all the main Chambers of Commerce in Islamabad on Friday (today).
Emphasizing industrial development for economic progress of the country, the Prime Minister said the government is providing incentives to industries for enhancing exports.
PM Imran Khan said reforms are underway to improve tax system, and consultation with all stakeholders will accelerate this process. The premier has also directed the Federal Ministers to remain in contact with all stakeholders and hold regular meetings with them to listen to their problems and proposals.
He said after providing facilities to industrialists and the business community, the government is now focused to resolve issues through mutual consultations.
The participants of the meeting appreciated the Prime Minister and his economic team for attaining 4% GDP growth despite Covid-19, fifteen percent increase in large scale manufacturing, incentives for export industry and removal of hurdles, incentives for small and medium enterprises by the State Bank of Pakistan, and providing the business community opportunity to benefit from trade potential of Uzbekistan.
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They also lauded the government’s initiative to directly listen to the proposals of the business community for the first time and also pointed out hurdles in the business for a gulf between the government and the business community in the past.
