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Products and goods that can increase Pakistan global export index?

Lies, scams and deception; obviously not. Although memes can be exported as Non-Fungible Tokens or we have bundles of motivational speakers or we can export DHAs or hybrid regimes or corrupt politicians or the world is already full of hypocrisy. Neither does religious fundamentalism, irrationality nor pseudoscience. Well on a serious note. We can export high-end furniture, fashion, and decor accessories at a very reasonable price. And many other things like Textiles, Rice, and IT.

Pakistan has several products and goods that have the potential to be exported globally. Some of the main exports from Pakistan include textiles, such as cotton and garments, leather goods, such as shoes and bags, and sports goods, including soccer balls and cricket equipment. In addition, Pakistan is known for its agricultural products, such as rice, wheat, and fruits, which can also be exported. The country is also a major producer of seafood, with exports of fish, shrimp, and other seafood products. Overall, Pakistan has a diverse range of products that can be exported globally and has the potential to expand its presence in international markets.

To be honest, the manufacturing sector’s condition in Pakistan is very poor these days. The only viable option for Pakistan is to export its people so that they can earn and send back dollars to the country. Alternatively, there should be an IT emergency in the country and a large number of people should be taught IT skills so that they can earn dollars while staying in Pakistan. Typically it’s low-tech stuff, like textiles, sports goods, surgical instruments, leather products, and agricultural produce like Pink salt, mangoes, sugar, roh afza etc.

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