Newspaper Column

Export Capacity: The Binding Constraint for Pakistan

Minute Mirror · 2026

Type

Newspaper Column

Venue

Minute Mirror

Year

2026

Date

17 February 2026

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In Brief

Pakistan's export stagnation stems from supply-side capacity failures, not weak demand. Structural constraints demand urgent policy action.

Pakistan’s export stagnation is not a demand-side problem but a supply-side capacity failure. This piece analyses the structural binding constraints — technology gaps, logistics deficits, and policy incoherence — that prevent Pakistan from scaling exports.

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About the Author

Dr. Ghulam Mohey-ud-din

Senior Economic Planner, Parsons Corporation · RCJY, Saudi Arabia
PhD Economics · 18+ years · 20+ peer-reviewed publications · $60M+ programmes advised

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Type

Newspaper Column

Venue

Minute Mirror

Year

2026

Date

17 February 2026

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