Pakistan’s exports to the United States have risen by 10.4% during the initial eight months of the current fiscal year, as reported by official data.

Exports to North America saw an increase of 9.7%, totaling approximately $4.2 billion.

A major portion of these exports, accounting for 94%, consists of textiles and garments, underscoring the vital role of this sector in Pakistan’s export landscape.

The surge has been attributed to enhanced trade facilitation measures implemented by the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) and a growing demand for Pakistani products in the U.S. market.

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Government reforms in trade policy, along with support from the SIFC, have significantly contributed to this upward trend, signaling a positive outlook for Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves and the recovery of its export sector.