Pakistan and Germany have recorded consistent growth in their bilateral trade during the first four months of the current fiscal year, reinforcing their strong and long-standing economic partnership.
According to official data from the State Bank of Pakistan and the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics, Pakistan’s exports to Germany saw a 2.39% increase, reaching $594.29 million compared to $580.40 million in the same period last year.
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A Balanced Trade Expansion
The growth was not one-sided. Pakistan’s imports from Germany also rose by 2.20%, amounting to $294.01 million. This balanced expansion indicates a healthy and mutually beneficial trade relationship.
While October 2025 exports were recorded at a strong $148.59 million, slightly higher than September, the overall trend for the four-month period confirms a stable upward trajectory. This sustained growth is a positive sign for Pakistan’s export sector and highlights Germany’s role as a key European trade partner.
The steady increase in trade volumes underscores the resilience of economic ties between the two nations and points towards potential for further expansion in the future.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. How much did Pakistan’s exports to Germany grow?
Pakistan’s exports to Germany grew by 2.39%, reaching $594.29 million in the first four months of the current fiscal year.
2. Did imports from Germany also increase?
Yes, imports from Germany also saw a rise of 2.20%, totaling $294.01 million.
3. What is the significance of this trade growth?
This steady growth highlights a stable and strengthening economic relationship, which is crucial for Pakistan’s economy and its position in the European market.
4. What are Pakistan’s main exports to Germany?
While the article doesn’t specify, Pakistan typically exports textiles (like garments and home textiles), leather goods, sporting goods, and agricultural products to Germany.
