- FBR proposes reducing transit cargo scanning to 10% and physical examination to 5%
- Draft amendments to Customs Rules, 2001, aim to improve trade efficiency
- Changes apply to key seaports like Karachi, Port Muhammad Bin Qasim, and Gwadar
- Revised rules will streamline customs operations and reduce port congestion
- Previous SRO increased scanning and examination thresholds for border control
- Industry stakeholders support the changes for modernizing customs processes
- FBR seeks public and industry feedback before finalizing amendments
- Reforms align with government goals to simplify trade and enhance regional connectivity
Source: pkrevenue.com
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