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Table of contentsAcknowledgementsAbbreviationsiiiiExecutive summary 1Industry overview 1Trade issues in general 1Recommendations 2Implications of WTO Agreements 21 Background and objectives 51.1 EC TRTA Programme for Pakistan 51.2 Five sector studies 52 Footwear sector in Pakistan 72.1 The sector in general 72.2 Reasons for fluctuations in exports and imports 182.3 Pricing structure of footwear industry 192.4 The YATRA study 252.5 An overview of the footwear trade 253 Implications of the WTO Agreements 493.1 Background 493.2 Information on WTO issues 523.3 Implications of the WTO Trade Agreements 563.4 Trade conditions of Pakistan’s footwear sector 694 Obstacles and shortcomings to export 764.1 Obstacles and shortcomings – exporters’ opinions 764.2 Obstacles and shortcomings – importers’ opinions 805 Export services in Pakistan 815.1 Export service providers 815.2 Export services as they actually are – expressed views 855.3 Export services as they should be – expressed views 865.4 Export services in other countries – some examples 876 Conclusion and recommendations 886.1 Conclusions and recommendations 886.2 The way forward – if we had a million 90v
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since the Chinese footwear exports
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3.1.3 Functional scopeThe functiona
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correctly in a state of suspended a
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Ministerial Decision on Notificatio
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Demand for proactive supportive rol
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However, all these exceptions are a
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include the Ministry of Commerce, M
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Agreement on Trade-Related Investme
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Agreement on safeguardsThis agreeme
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and removal of import quotas, impor
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Table 3.2: Top 10 buyers of Pakista
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GermanyGermany is the fifth export
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4 Obstacles and shortcomings to exp
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Training institute/ human resources
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• The European Union should give
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Marketing• Market research• Fai
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Bilateral trade committeesA large n
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• Sponsors trade delegates to des
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6 Conclusion and recommendations6.1
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6.2 The way forward - if we had a m
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Most of the members do not have an
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SimilarprojectsFDDI: Footwear Desig
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