The Export Policy Order, 2020 establishes Pakistan’s overarching regulatory framework for exports under the 1950 Imports and Exports (Control) Act, defining key terms, requiring compliance with State Bank foreign‑exchange rules and documentation, and permitting all exports except those prohibited or restricted in Schedule‑I; it sets detailed controls on prohibited and conditional items, destination‑specific rules, licensing and no objection certification (NOC) requirements, procedures for exports, re‑exports and transit, minimum export prices for certain goods, and stringent controls on Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC) regulated chemicals. The Order regulates Pakistan’s exports by prohibiting or conditioning trade in CITES‑listed wildlife species (live specimens, parts and derivatives) unless supported by the required Ministry of Climate Change NOCs, while also setting detailed rules for FAO including livestock, pulses, sugar, rice, onions, mangoes, kino, cotton, vegetable ghee and cooking oil through licensing, quarantine, seasonal limits, packaging standards and destination‑specific procedures.
Pakistán · 2020-09-25