TDAP Briefs Islamabad Business Community on Preferential Trade Access Database
Session at Islamabad Chamber of Commerce highlights PTAD’s role in helping exporters use trade agreements and access international markets
Preferential Trade briefing by TDAP at the Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
The Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP) has engaged Islamabad’s business community through an awareness session on its Preferential Trade Access Database (PTAD), aimed at improving exporters’ access to international trade opportunities.
TDAP organised the briefing at the Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ICCI), where business representatives learned about the database and its practical benefits.
ICCI President Mohammad Zikria Akbar Zia appreciated TDAP’s initiative. He acknowledged the authority’s efforts to support businesses through better access to information on preferential trade arrangements.
TDAP Explains Database Features and Benefits
Secretary TDAP Sheryar Taj introduced PTAD and explained its importance in helping exporters understand and use Pakistan’s preferential trade agreements.
He highlighted the database’s potential to improve exporters’ access to trade-related information and strengthen Pakistan’s utilisation of existing trade arrangements.
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Kamal Shaharyar, Consultant TDAP, delivered a detailed presentation on the database’s features, functionality and practical applications for businesses.
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Participants appreciated TDAP’s efforts to improve awareness of preferential trade opportunities. They also recognised PTAD’s potential to help exporters identify market access opportunities and expand their international business activities.
The session highlighted the importance of accessible trade information in supporting Pakistan’s export growth and strengthening the competitiveness of local businesses.
