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Pakistan’s system needs ‘complete reset’, says Mohsin Naqvi

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  • Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi says Pakistan's system needs a 'complete reset'.
  • He urged businesses to boost exports and local manufacturing, citing Iran as a model.
  • A special 'business passport' is being planned to ease travel for traders.

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In a speech to the Lahore business community, Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has called for a fundamental overhaul of Pakistan's economic and administrative systems. He stressed the need to increase exports and local production, pointing to Iran's industrial self-reliance as an example. Naqvi also announced plans for a new 'business passport' to facilitate international travel for traders.

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Addressing the Lahore Chamber of Commerce, Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi said Pakistan's system is 'about to be reset' and urged the business community to boost exports and adopt a 'Made in Pakistan' approach.

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  1. A ‘complete reset’ is a powerful statement. I hope this translates into a fundamental review of the bureaucratic hurdles that have historically hindered our domestic industries and export potential.

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