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Major strengths of Pakistan, market trends, Soft-lines--Knitwear,  best seller--cotton, Soft-lines--Hot fabrications


Hard-lines


What's selling? What's Hot--Silhouettes? Hot Classifications, Customers active in Pakistan

Pakistan is a country with beautiful & varied landscape. From the awe inspiring Himalayan mountains of the north to the fertile plains of the Punjab & the stark desert of Cholistan, Pakistan offers every kind of environment possible. It is a land of contrasts, of surprises, a richly textured melting pot of diversity that leaves a vivid memory in the minds of every visitor. Historically, Pakistan is one of the most ancient lands known to man. Its cities blossomed even before Babylon was built; its people practiced the art of good living and citizenship long before the celebrated ancient Greeks.

From the ancient wonders found at Moenjodaro and Taxilla, seats of the ancient Indus Valley and Gandhara civilizations, to the northern mountain ranges of the Himalayas, the Hindukush and the Karakoram mountain ranges unrivalled anywhere in the world with such formidable peaks as K2 & Nanga Parbat; from the picturesque Swat Valley to the bustling cities of Karachi and Lahore; from the desolate barrenness of Baluchistan to the golden beaches of the Mekran coast, Pakistan is a traveler's dream come true.

Pakistan is also a country with strong cultural traditions. Half a dozen civilizations have flourished here and left their impact. Pakistan owes its many influences to the countless visitors to the region. Around 1500 BC, the Aryans came and influenced the Hindu civilization; later, the Persians occupied the Northern regions from the 6th century BC up to the 2nd century AD, while the Greeks were also here, arriving in 327 BC with Alexander the Great of Macedonia. In 712 AD, the Arabs set foot in what is now Pakistan somewhere near modern Karachi and ruled the lower half of Pakistan for two hundred years. 300 years later the Muslims from Central Asia arrived and ruled almost the whole Subcontinent up to the 18th Century AD before the British arrived to take control.

Modern day Pakistan is made up of four provinces: Baluchistan, Sindh, Punjab and North West Frontier Province (NWFP.)

Pakistan

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Pakistan facts at a glance


Full country name: Islamic Republic of Pakistan

Area: 887,700 sq km (550,374 sq mi)

Population: 124.8 million

Capital city: Islamabad

Currency: Rupee

Sea Ports: Karachi, Port Qasim, Gawadar  and Pasni.

Dry Ports: Karachi, Rawalpindi, Sialkot, Faisalabad, Peshawar & Quetta.

International Airports: Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Peshawar& Quetta.

Languages: Urdu, English

Government: Democracy

Economic Profile

GDP: US$282 billion
World GDP raking: 41st
GDP per head: US$434
Annual growth: 4.7%
Inflation: 12.2%
Major industries: agriculture, textiles, cement, fertilizers and steel
Major trading partners: Japan, USA, Germany and UK 

Pakistan - an industry overview 

Pakistan is a very versatile market. The qualities that a buyer is

looking for when making a buying decision - capability, quality

of product, price, product mix, quota holding, compliance with

international terms of engagement, vertical set-up & out-sourcing

facilities, can all be found in Pakistan.

Best of all, for the department stores buyers, it can also translate into

one stop buying spree - Apparel, Home Textiles, furniture, sport

goods, leather items, carpets, and cutlery. We can do it all.

Cotton Textile industry is the largest industry in Pakistan. We specialize in Cotton yarn, Cotton Heather yarn, greige Cloth production,  Knitwear/Woven apparel - men's, women's and children; Home Textiles - Bed linen, comforters, curtains, table cloths, kitchen towels, bath towels, and door mats - all off-shoots of basic cotton textile industry.