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As the year closes, we want to make a renewed commitment to ensure economic reform work in Pakistan is inclusive, collaborative, and consistent.
A look at some of our work in 2024 👇
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Fascinating to see Digital Eye in action at Fecto Cement! Built by a Pakistani tech company with UK support, the pilot has grown into a nationwide tax compliance tool that's helping FBR verify production in real time.
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Pakistan Customs has taken a landmark step in digital trade reform — hosting Deputy British High Commissioner Alison Blackburne, the FCDO and REMIT Pakistan team at its Karachi port to kick off the development of the Virtual Review System (VRS). (1/5)
'In just four years, 110 million people in Pakistan gained access to banking. Digital infrastructure is live, regulators are engaged & founders are building'
These words by IT minister, Shaza Fatima Khawaja, set the tone for the UK–Pakistan Fintech & Digital Finance Roundtable.
There was strong consensus that the technology largely exists and the right execution environment with regulatory agility, payment interoperability, and sustained collaboration will make things flow.
Last week, REMIT presented its Export Development Fund's institutional reform work to the newly appointed EDF Chairman and Board.
REMIT supported the creation of 13 financing windows, equipping EDF with structured, transparent, and efficient mechanisms to deploy funds. Together, these reforms position EDF to effectively manage and channel PKR 55 billion towards Pakistan’s export development.
The Minister of Petroleum for Pakistan, Ali Pervaiz Malik, alongside the British High Commissioner, Jane Marriott CMG OBE formally launched a Training and Capacity Building Programme for the Geological Survey of Pakistan.
As part of this effort, REMIT has partnered with International Geoscience Services (IGS), a UK-based consultancy with extensive global experience in supporting geological survey organisations.
This critical capacity building partnership of UK, delivered through the REMIT programme with the @GSPGOVPK of Pakistan will ensure that the sector is investment ready through data, tools and skills needed to meet global standards independently.
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The article explains how Pakistan struggles to export complex, high-value products and instead relies on low-value goods.
The article is based on a detailed report by REMIT and CDPR on the potential of non- traditional sectors which can be accessed on the following link 👇
CDPR's latest Insights for Change article is here! Read here: cdpr.org.pk/insights-for-cha…





















