
PM To Launch ‘PortVerse’ Maritime System In August To Enhance Port Efficiency
Aftab Haider, CEO PSW, explained in a press conference that the system will act as a central hub for secure data exchange among customs, port authorities, shipping lines, and freight forwarders. The goal of the PCS is to improve transparency, security, and efficiency in port operations and global trade.

Smarter Regulation
Trade facilitation has advanced with the introduction of the Pakistan Single Window (PSW) initiative, launched by Pakistan Customs. The PSW digitises the processes of import and export licensing and clearance, integrating various agencies, such as maritime, narcotics, drug regulation and fisheries departments, to minimise delays and reduce costs.

Statement on False Allegations Against Pakistan Single Window
It has come to our attention that a vlog recently published on YouTube contains false and misleading claims regarding the operations of the Pakistan Single Window (PSW) and its senior management. These allegations are baseless and appear to be part of a deliberate attempt to discredit PSW to protect the vested interests entrenched in the old system.

PSW Fee Waiver On Export Declarations Now Live - Powered By EDF
Pakistan Single Window (PSW) has joined forces with the Export Development Fund (EDF) to revolutionize export facilitation across Pakistan, with a key focus on empowering small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to succeed in cross-border trade. Thanks to the strategic support of EDF, PSW has waived the fee on export declarations, providing cost savings directly to exporters.

PSW Launched NextTech Internship Program to Empower the Future Workforce Under its CSR Initiative
PSW has launched the NextTech Internship Program, in collaboration with NUST Professional Development Centre (PDC). This initiative is a significant step toward unlocking potential, bridging the gap between academia and innovation, and fueling Pakistan’s digital revolution.

FBR Says To Interact With 5 Key Stakeholders
FBR has claimed that it will interact with five key stakeholders, including importers’ associations and Goods Transport Associations, before the implementation of the Digital Enforcement Stations. The preliminary identified stakeholders for Digital Enforcement Stations included Importers’ Associations, Chambers of Commerce and Industries, Goods Transport Associations, PSW, and Pakistan Customs Border Stations.

TDAP Hosts Inaugural GLOBE Pakistan Summit
The Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP), under the Ministry of Commerce, hosted the inaugural GLOBE Pakistan Summit 2025. The event witnessed participation from government organizations including Pakistan Single Window, NLC, State Bank of Pakistan, and Pakistan Post.

Barter Trade Digital System Developed
Galaxefi Solutions, a private tech firm specialising in digital freight workflows, has developed a national-level system called Bartmas (Barter Trade Management System). Bartmas aims to integrate all key national institutions through digital APIs, including the Pakistan Single Window (PSW), Federal Board of Revenue, Ministry of Commerce, National Logistics Corporation (NLC), State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) and other authorities.

PSW’s Khadijah Women Entrepreneurship Program Empowers Women Entrepreneurs in Multan
Pakistan Single Window (PSW)’s Khadijah Women Entrepreneurship Program recently hosted its fifth onsite event in Multan, with support from Strive Women, a four-year program led by CARE and supported by the Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth. The event provided valuable training and insights on cross-border trade, digital marketing platforms, e-commerce, customs procedures, and access to finance, aimed at helping women entrepreneurs scale their businesses for export.

Speakers Call for Deeper Integration to Unlock Full Economic Potential of CAREC Region
Speakers at the fifth annual two-day CAREC Institute Research Conference on Thursday voiced a unified message that connectivity is the cornerstone of productivity, resilience and shared prosperity. Co-organizers of the event included the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), Pakistan Single Window (PSW), Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU), International Road Transport Union (IRU), Development Alternatives, Inc. (DAI), Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI), Pakistan International Freight Forwarders Association (PIFFA), and the ECO Science Foundation (ECOSF).