KARACHI: Pakistan is proposing to cancel automakers’ manufacturing certificates if they miss export targets for two consecutive years, according to draft documents reviewed by Arab News, as it targets $6 billion in auto exports over five years. The proposed Automotive and Auto Parts Manufacturing Policy 2026–2031 would set minimum export targets for vehicle assemblers and parts makers. Pakistan’s auto sector currently exports around $190 million to $200 million a year, according to the Pakista
Pakistan proposes canceling automakers’ manufacturing certificates over missed export targets
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