Aurangzeb, LCCI president discuss export-led economic growth
Business Recorder • • 1 min read

Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb met Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry President Ali Hussam Asghar to consider ways to expand exports, assist small and medium enterprises and improve conditions for businesses. Business Recorder reported that FBR officials also addressed tax questions raised by chamber representatives.
Aurangzeb said the Tax Policy Office is tasked with preparing a medium-term tax framework through ongoing contact with private businesses. He also called for consistent policies, simpler regulation, better financing access for SMEs and consultation with trade bodies, saying these steps could support investment, productivity and export competitiveness. The meeting included Minister of State for Finance Bilal Azhar Kiyani and the State Bank governor, among other officials.
At a glance
- Aurangzeb and the LCCI president discussed export growth and support for SMEs.
- FBR officials responded to tax questions from business representatives.
- The finance minister called for predictable policies and continued private-sector consultation.
Originally reported by Business Recorder
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