Pakistan expands production and export of medical protective equipment

According to Pakistan’s “Express Forum” report on June 4: Pakistani Prime Minister’s Commercial Advisor Daoud said on Wednesday that the epidemic has led to a surge in demand for medical protective equipment in the international market, and Pakistani exporters should seize the opportunity Seize opportunities to expand production and export of medical protective equipment. Daoud said that in response to the epidemic, the government ordered a ban on the export of all medical protective equipment in March. Currently, on the premise of ensuring sufficient domestic supply, the government has issued documents allowing the export of various types of medical protective equipment, including textile masks, medical gloves, and protective gear. Goggles, protective clothing, etc., but the export ban on N95 masks and advanced medical protective clothing has not yet been lifted. Daoud said that many exporters have received export orders for medical supplies from the United States, the European Union, and Canada. He hopes that Pakistani export companies will continue to work hard, and the Ministry of Commerce will help companies explore trade opportunities brought by the epidemic. </p