Client Area
Support Center
All Government Agencies Required to Implement PCA of Imports, Exports
The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has made it compulsory for all government agencies integrated with the Pakistan Single Window (PSW) system to implement the Post Clearance Audit (PCA) of imports and exports. Under the new Pakistan Single Window Integrated Risk Management System (IRMS) Rules, 2023, all the government agencies integrated with the PSW system shall put in place a mechanism for PCA of transactions processed through IRMS to ensure compliance with the Customs and other trade-related laws and regulations.
Aug-22-2023
Government Agencies Integrated With PSW Bound to Implement Post Clearance Audit
The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has made it mandatory for all government agencies integrated with the Pakistan Single Window (PSW) system to implement Post Clearance Audit (PCA) to ensure compliance with customs and other trade-related laws/regulations. In this regard, the FBR issued Pakistan Single Window Integrated Risk Management System Rules, 2023.
Aug-21-2023
Pakistan Eyes More Seafood Exports To GCC After Digitization Of Marine Trade
With the digitization and improved efficiency of its marine departments, Pakistan is confident of boosting its exports, particularly of seafood, to the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC). Saudi Arabia and other GCC countries are major recipients of Pakistani fish and fish products and the digitization would further boost exports to these countries, according to Naveed Abbas Memon, the PSW chief domain officer.
Aug-18-2023
PSW Extends Integration of Digital Services
The integration of PSW’s digital services with the Mercantile Marine Department (MMD), the Marine Fisheries Department (MFD), the Ministry of Narcotics Control (MNC), and partially with the Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan (DRAP) enables these departments to ensure the swift issuance of certificates, licenses, and permissions to cross-border traders electronically, providing a more comprehensive and inclusive platform for trade facilitation.
Aug-18-2023
Pakistan Single Window Integrates Digital Services With Government Departments
The Pakistan Single Window (PSW) initiative has achieved a significant milestone by seamlessly integrating its digital services with four key government departments as part of its Phase-II rollout. This move is a significant step towards streamlining cross-border trade and facilitating efficient trade-related processes. This transformation facilitates a more comprehensive and inclusive platform for trade facilitation.
Aug-18-2023
PSW Integrates Digital Services With Four Government Departments
Pakistan Single Window (PSW) has successfully integrated its digital services with four government departments as part of the initiative’s Phase-II rollout. Integration of PSW’s digital services enables departments to ensure the swift issuance of certificates, licenses, and permissions to cross-border traders electronically, providing a more comprehensive and inclusive platform for trade facilitation.
Aug-18-2023
PSW Extends its Digital Trade Network adding more Government Departments
Pakistan Single Window (PSW) has successfully integrated its digital services with four government departments as part of the initiative’s Phase-II rollout. The integration of PSW’s digital services with the Mercantile Marine Department (MMD), the Marine Fisheries Department (MFD), the Ministry of Narcotics Control (MNC), and partially with the Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan (DRAP).
Aug-18-2023
Pakistan Ranks High With 14% Jump In UN’s Trade Facilitation Rankings
Pakistan has made significant progress in trade facilitation, resulting in a remarkable 14% jump in its global ranking in 2023 owing to the implementation of multiple reforms and automation initiatives with special emphasis on the Pakistan Single Window system, as reported by the United Nations. In the South Asia region, Pakistan has been ranked the second best in terms of efficiency of International Trade.
Jul-31-2023
BoI Organizes Workshop On Regulatory Reforms Through Principle Based Regulatory Framework For Energy
The Board of Investment (BOI) organized a workshop on "Regulatory Reforms through Principle Based Regulatory Framework" for Energy (Power & Petroleum), Water Resources, Maritime (Ports), and Media & Communications sectors on July 31, to identify regulatory reforms by lowering compliance burden on businesses. A large number of senior officials from relevant Ministries and Departments attended the Workshop, said a press release issued here. Moreover, Mentors from the Private Sector and Academia were engaged in the development of reform proposals in active collaboration with the public sector during the workshop.
Jul-31-2023
Trade Facilitation Through Single Window
The World Trade Organization mentions the national single window as one of the means of facilitating trade in Article 10 of the Trade Facilitation Agreement. It creates a smooth flow of information, avoids duplication of information and information flow, and allows resource optimization from the points of view of both traders and governmental agencies.
Jul-30-2023