Pakistan's goods exports have reached an all-time high of 11.4 billion dollars during the first four months of the financial year 2026-27.

Exports registered an impressive year-on-year growth of 8.8 percent, rising from 10.4 billion dollars in the corresponding period last year.

This record performance reflects the impact of measures introduced by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif in the Federal Budget.

It also highlights the coordinated efforts of the Finance Team and government institutions to strengthen exports and facilitate businesses and industry.

Key measures introduced in the budget include reduced taxes and surcharges for businesses and industry, particularly exporters; faster tax refunds; better utilization of export development funds; enhanced concessional export financing; and dedicated financial support for SME exporters, with particular emphasis on micro and small enterprises.

These targeted interventions, coupled with coordinated institutional efforts, are helping create a more business-friendly environment and strengthen Pakistan's export capacity despite persistent regional and global challenges.

The government remains committed to further facilitating businesses, industry and investors through a more competitive policy environment, improved access to financing and sustained structural reforms.

The direction is clear: stronger exports, increased investment and a private-sector-driven, export-led and sustainable growth trajectory.