The declaration states that both state-owned and private businesses in Pakistan will be able to swap goods. However, the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) must classify private businesses as active taxpayers in order for them to be considered.
Businesses must file an application through the FBR's online portal and possess both an import-export licence as well as the Pakistan Single Window System in order to engage in goods trading.
Additionally, in order to trade products, confirmation from the Pakistani representation there is now required. A variety of goods, including milk, cream, eggs, cereals, meat, fish products, fruits, vegetables, rice, bakery items, salt, oil, perfume, cosmetics, and chemicals, as well as plastic, rubber, leather, wood products, paper, footwear, iron, steel, copper, and aluminium, cutlery, electric fans, home appliances, and motorcycles, have been listed as being exportable from Pakistan by the Ministry of Commerce.