The Textiles and Garments Sector: Moving Up the Value Chain

Naved Hamid · Ijaz Nabi · Rafia Zafar

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The textiles and garments (T&G) sector accounts for almost 50% of Pakistan’s exports and is the largest component of manufacturing. T&G sector, because of recent favorable developments for the industry in Pakistan and the expected future changes in the international trade structure for the sector, has the potential to play an important role in expanding Pakistan’s exports. In addition, garments manufacturing is the least energy and capital intensive industrial activity and thus resonates with Pakistan’s resource endowment to generate economic growth and employment.

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1965Pakistan Economic Survey 1963–64

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