Pakistan Calls for New Auto Policy to Boost Localisation
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Pakistan's corporate sector is urging the government to introduce a new automobile policy focused on increasing localisation in the auto industry. The proposed policy aims to enhance domestic production, reduce reliance on imports, and support local manufacturers. This could impact the country's industrial growth, employment, and trade balance.
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- •The current auto policy is considered insufficient to meet localisation goals.
- •Local manufacturers seek incentives and support to increase domestic parts production.
- •Increased localisation could reduce Pakistan's auto import bill and improve trade deficit.
- •The call for a new policy comes amid efforts to strengthen Pakistan's manufacturing sector.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸Pakistan government implements a new auto policy promoting localisation Local auto industry expands, creating jobs and reducing import dependency
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