The Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP) held an awareness and briefing session on its Preferential Trade Access Database (PTAD) at the Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ICCI).
The session aimed to familiarise the business community with the database and explain how it can support exporters through better access to preferential trade information.
ICCI Welcomes TDAP Initiative
ICCI President Mohammad Zikria Akbar Zia appreciated TDAP’s initiative and its efforts to facilitate businesses. He highlighted the value of improving access to information on preferential trade opportunities.
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Secretary TDAP Sheryar Taj introduced the database and outlined its role in helping exporters. He also highlighted its potential to improve Pakistan’s use of preferential trade agreements.
PTAD Features and Benefits Explained
Kamal Shaharyar, Consultant TDAP, delivered a detailed presentation on the database. He explained its features, functionality and practical benefits for businesses.
The participating business representatives welcomed TDAP’s efforts. They also recognised PTAD’s importance in raising awareness, supporting exporters and expanding Pakistan’s access to international markets.
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