Adviser to the Prime Minister on Commerce and Industry Abdul Razak Dawood in a meeting of the Senate Standing Committee on Commerce announced that Pakistan will begin to export mobile phones by January 2022. He informed that a Chinese company is going to launch a mobile phone factory in Pakistan and added that Samsung is not going to invest in Pakistan.
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