PSW signs MoU with PHDEC
Business Recorder • • 1 min read

Pakistan Single Window (PSW) and the Pakistan Horticulture Development and Export Company (PHDEC) entered into an MoU on Wednesday to help horticulture exporters and processors use digital trade services. Business Recorder reported that the partnership will combine PSW’s trade facilitation systems with PHDEC’s sector knowledge to address practical barriers to adopting digital procedures.
The two organisations plan to arrange training, webinars and workshops on registration, system use, export documents and regulatory obligations. The programme will also cover data privacy and help businesses handle their registrations and related processes themselves, with greater control over sensitive commercial information. PSW Chief Executive Syed Aftab Haider and PHDEC Chief Executive Muhammad Naseer said the collaboration is intended to improve exporters’ ability to manage procedures and prepare for overseas markets.
At a glance
- PSW and PHDEC signed an MoU focused on digital trade capabilities in horticulture.
- Planned sessions will address registration, documentation, system use and compliance.
- The initiative includes guidance on privacy and handling commercial information.
Originally reported by Business Recorder
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