Pakistan, May 9 -- Pakistan's government has reviewed its export rebate framework ahead of the upcoming federal budget, focusing on new incentives to boost export performance. A high-level meeting discussed reforms aimed at improving competitiveness and expanding export growth across key sectors.

The meeting was chaired by Federal Minister for Economic Affairs Ahad Cheema and attended by senior officials, including the State Bank governor, finance and commerce secretaries, and the FBR chairman. International experts also joined the session and shared insights on export competitiveness and policy reforms.

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Officials discussed proposals for performance-based expo...