
Introduction of PSW helpline service in Russian language
PSW has crossed an important milestone in strengthening the Pakistani economy. While promoting facilities in international trade, PSW has launched a special helpline service in the Russian language, through which the businessmen of Central Asian countries can gain an advantage in international trade.

PSW launches Russian language helpline
In a strategic move towards advancing international trade facilitation, Pakistan Single Window (PSW) has launched a dedicated Russian language helpline to benefit transit trade with Central Asia.

PSW launches helpline
On Wednesday, Pakistan Single Window (PSW) launched a dedicated Russian language helpline to benefit international transit trade with Central Asia. The helpline service aims to address a language barrier faced by traders from Uzbekistan and Tajikistan, who use Pakistani ports as transit routes for their imports and exports with Central Asia.

PSW introduces Russian language dedicated helpline to facilitate Central Asian trade
Pakistan Single Window (PSW) has launched Russian language helpline to benefit international transit trade with Central Asia, addressing a crucial language barrier faced by traders particularly from Uzbekistan and Tajikistan using Pakistani ports as transit routes for imports/exports with Central Asia.

Single window solution for Pakistan
To overcome the challenges faced by Pakistan in international trade, the government of Pakistan introduced the PSW initiative in 2017, led by Pakistan Customs. It is a unified platform where all trade parties submit information through a single-entry point. It harmonizes customs and regulatory processes, bringing efficiency to stakeholders like government bodies, traders, port operators, ground handling agents, freight forwarders, transporters, and shipping agents.

PSW has launched “Khadijah – The Women Entrepreneurship Program” in Karachi – KTN News.
The Pakistan Single Window (PSW) has launched “Khadijah – The Women Entrepreneurship Program” in Karachi. The program has targeted training and a comprehensive awareness strategy. The aim is to transfer knowledge and information to women entrepreneurs and equip them with the requisite know-how, skills, and expertise, which enables them to upscale their existing businesses for an export market and sustain and grow them over time.

PSW has lined up Khadijah – The Women Entrepreneurship Program – K21 News
Pakistan Single Window has lined up Khadijah – The Women Entrepreneurship Program to provide women entrepreneurs and traders with the practical knowledge, necessary tools, skills, and framework towards becoming effective leaders in the domain of international trade.

PSW has conducted Khadijah – The Women Entrepreneurship program to mentor business women – Hum News
PSW has conducted ‘Khadijah’ – The Women Entrepreneurship Program to motivate women towards start-ups and ventures that contribute to cross-border trade by streamlining their current development to be a part of the global supply chain.

Cross-border goods via PSW: FBR directs govt depts to apply new ‘IRMS’
FBR has mandated the implementation of IRMS for cross-border trade consignments cleared through the PSW system. The new system applies to government departments handling trade controls on imports, exports, and transit goods. It aims to balance compliance and trade facilitation, reducing business time and costs. The Governing Council will form an inter-agency Risk Management Committee to oversee the IRMS, ensuring collaboration among government bodies and assessing its impact on compliance.

Licenses, Product Registration: PSW teams up with DRAP for gradual roll-out of services
Pakistan Single Window, in collaboration with the Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan has successfully integrated all existing entities, licenses, and product registration of drugs with the PSW platform. It will enhance transparency, efficiency, and ease of doing business for pharmaceutical companies, commercial importers, healthcare institutions, and humanitarian organizations involved in imports of finished drugs. This partnership was formalized through an MoU signed on 11th November 2022 in Islamabad.