Written by Shahnawaz Akhter Pakistan Single Window and Trade Development Authority of Pakistan have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to accelerate the digitalisation of Pakistan’s trade ecosystem. The partnership aims to improve regulatory efficiency and provide integrated digital services to exporters and importers across the country. PSW and TDAP to Integrate Digital Trade Platforms According to a joint statement issued on Friday, PSW will work closely with TDAP to harmonise export facilitation processes and integrate key digital platforms into the broader PSW system. The integration will include TDAP’s Pakistan Trade Portal and Exporters Directory to provide traders with seamless and real-time access to critical trade information and services. Officials stated that the initiative will help reduce dependence on manual procedures and support paperless trade operations. TDAP to Expand Outreach for Digital Trade Reforms Under the agreement, TDAP will utilise its network of regional offices, trade associations and international connections to identify stakeholders that can benefit from PSW’s digital reforms. TDAP will also provide dedicated space to PSW at major domestic trade events to increase awareness and encourage adoption of digital trade tools. The collaboration aims to improve ease of doing business and modernise Pakistan’s export facilitation system. Focus on Data-Driven Trade Policies The MoU also places strong emphasis on data-driven decision-making and secure trade data-sharing between the two organisations. According to the statement, the partnership will support market analysis and the development of evidence-based policies for the local trade community. PSW and TDAP also plan to jointly develop export-readiness toolkits and compliance checklists to help small and…