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Pakistāna atceļ sanitārtehnikas izstrādājumu un vannasistabas izstrādājumu importa aizliegumu
Augustā 19, Pakistan’s Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) on Friday approved the federal government’s decision to lift the ban on the import of non-essential and luxury goods, according to ADY news. The decision was taken at a meeting held in Islamabad. The meeting was chaired by Finance Minister Miftah Ismail.
The ECC also recommended the release of those goods that arrived after June 30 until July 31 that were held up with a surcharge.
Pēc maija 19 of this year, Pakistan’s Ministry of Commerce issued Ordinance No. 598 no 2022 under the Emergency Economic Plan, banning the import of 38 non-essential goods. These banned imports include sanitary ware, kitchenware, bathroom items, doors and window frames, chandeliers and lighting equipment (except energy saving equipment), crockery, household appliances, iekārtas, cell phones, fruits and dried fruits (except Afghanistan), private arms and ammunition, shoes, headphones and speakers, sauces, ketchup, travel bags and suitcases, fish and frozen fish, paklāji (except Afghanistan), preserved fruits, tissue paper shampoo, cars, candy, luxury mattresses and sleeping bags, jams and jelly nachos, kosmētika, heaters, hair dryers, sunglasses, sodas, frozen meats, juices, pasta, ice cream, and cigarettes. This ban affects about $6 billion in trade.