Shahid Sattar
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Mr Shahid Sattar, is Executive Director & Secretary General of All Pakistan Textile Mills Association (APTMA), largest exporting group in the country, has previously served as Member Planning Commission of Pakistan and an advisor to the Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Petroleum, Ministry of Water & Power.
Breaking the nexus between politics & corruption...
Shahid Sattar explains how Pakistan's political landscape is marred by a focus on electoral victories and personal gains. By reimagining the political system with strong reforms, Pakistan can pave the way for an accountable governance structure.
Cotton Crisis: Challenges, opportunities and the way...
APTMA has also sought seed development technologies, research affiliations, etc., through various avenues. It has also established a Cotton Control Room with a team of dedicated researchers and consultants.
Analyzing Pakistan’s textile industry through the 5F’s...
Pakistan's textile sector must embrace change, harness innovation, and establish itself as a trusted source of textile products. The industry can secure its rightful place and unlock its true potential by taking collective action.
Beyond the needle & thread: Women’s empowerment...
Including women in development creates new opportunities for innovation and intellectual development, once their unique experiences are incorporated into workplaces and industries.
The Case for Export-Led Growth
Pakistan is among the seven most trade-averse countries in the world, with the highest average tariff among 70 countries, and there is a strong inclination toward import substitution in its economic policies.
Tackling income inequality through export-led growth in...
Income inequality is a complex and multifaceted phenomenon with many determinants that are difficult to isolate. An empirical investigation by the University of Karachi in 2015 also shared these conclusions.
How traceability is essential for sustainability
The Identity Preservation model provides traceability back to a single point of origin, from a farm to the final users, and treats certified products separately throughout the supply chain.
Export led innovation in Pakistan
In order to fulfill the demands of both domestic and international consumers, exporting firms must increase their productivity through both increased input but more so through gains in efficiency.