The Pakistan Automotive Manufacturers Association (PAMA) has congratulated the Ministry of Industries and Production (MoI&P) on announcing the long-awaited Auto Policy, describing the move as timely and necessary for the industry.
In a letter addressed to the ministry’s secretary, PAMA Director General Razi-ur-Rahman welcomed the policy announcement and requested an official copy of the document for the association.
“We will be grateful if an official copy of the document is shared with the association for the benefit of its members,” he said.
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The request aims to enable PAMA members to review the policy’s provisions and understand its implications for the country’s automotive sector.
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