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INTERNATIONAL COTTON ADVISORY COMMITTEEth75 Plenary Meeting

th th30 October – 04 November, 2016 Islamabad, Pakistan

EMERGING DYNAMICS IN COTTON: ENHANCING SUSTAINABILITY IN COTTON VALUE CHAIN

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Minar-e-Pakistan Lahore, Punjab Quaid Residency, Ziarat, Balochistan

Bab-e-Khyber, Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Mohenjo-daro, Sindh

On behalf of the Ministry of Textile Industry, Government of Pakistan, it gives me immense pleasure to invite all the distinguished delegates to

ththe 75 Plenary Meeting of the International Cotton Advisory thCommittee (ICAC), which is being held in Pakistan from 30 October to

th4 November, 2016 at Islamabad.

Cotton was grown, spun and woven into cloth in the area known as the Indus River Valley about 3000 years ago. Cotton, known as white gold, plays signi�cant role in the economy of our country. Pakistan has an inherent advantage of being one of the major producers of cotton with a huge potential to further increase the crop yield. For success of export-oriented industry, local availability of raw material plays crucial role. Cotton being a cash crop contributes to farmers income by providing employment to a huge chunk of the population engaged in growing, picking and storage, etc. The textile value chain, comprising several sub-sectors, is highly integrated and provides employment to 40% of the industrial work force in Pakistan. At policy level, emphasis is laid on skill development and improvement in quality at each sectoral level in a conducive working environment.

thI am con�dent that the 75 Plenary Meeting will provide opportunities to the participants to share knowledge and expertise in the realm of cotton and related sectors which will be helpful in improving capacity and enhancing efficiency. I look forward to welcoming all distinguished delegates and hope that the event will be a success by achieving its aims and objectives.

Amir M. Khan MarwatSecretaryMinistry of Textile IndustryGovernment of Pakistan

Invitation

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On behalf of Ministry of Textile Industry, Government of Pakistan and all stakeholders of this value chain, I welcome the distinguished delegates

thto the 75 Plenary Meeting of the International Cotton Advisory thCommittee (ICAC), which is scheduled to be held from 30 October to

th04 November, 2016 at Serena Hotel, Islamabad, Pakistan. The theme of the Plenary will be “Emerging Dynamics in Cotton: Enhancing Sustainability in Cotton Value Chain”.

thPakistan has the inherent advantage of being the 4 largest producer rd ndand 3 largest consumer in the world and ranks 2 in export of cotton

rdyarn. Being the 3 largest consumer of cotton it has an immense comparative advantage which needs to be converted in sustainable economic growth. This is mainly consumed by established textile industries of Pakistan which comprises ten industrial sub-sectors that are not only independent but highly integrated and interdependent. Cotton Textile sectors contribute more than 54 percent of exports of the country. The cotton and textile sector contribute 8.5% to the total GDP of Pakistan. ICAC is an association of members of cotton producing, consuming and

thtrading countries. The 75 Plenary Session will add to the health of world cotton economy and also serve as catalyst for collaborative action in cotton-related issues globally. The topic and theme of the plenary has vital signi�cance in enhancing sustainability in cotton value chain for all relevant stakeholders. We are con�dent that all delegates from cotton growing, consuming and trading countries will �nd it interactive, informative and innovative. The event will be a great success and will become an opportunity for all cotton growing countries.

Therefore, I sincerely wish and value your comfort and a memorable stay in our beloved country.

Welcome Words

Rubina WastiSr. Joint Secretary/Chairperson Organizing CommitteeMinistry of Textile IndustryGovernment of Pakistan

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Dr. Khalid AbdullahCotton Commissioner/Vice President, PCCCMinistry of Textile IndustryGovernment of Pakistan

Message by Cotton CommissionerOn behalf of the Pakistan Central Cotton Committee, Ministry of Textile Industry, Government of Pakistan, I feel honor and pleasure to invite all

ththe distinguished delegates to the 75 Plenary Meeting of the International Cotton Advisory Committee (ICAC), scheduled to be held

th thfrom 30 October to 4 November 2016 in Islamabad, Pakistan.

I reiterate my invitation with the thought into the present and future of cotton and men and women linked to this crop, as well as into the sustainable, equitable and effective development of this activity that employs millions of human beings worldwide.

I am also con�dent that you will enjoy the hospitality of Pakistan. Not only will there be an opportunity to see a country with spectacular natural landscapes, lush green mountains, glaciers, deserts and land covered with colorful crops, but also to enjoy a beautiful, vibrant and cosmopolitan capital of Islamabad and the social, multicultural and multiethnic experiences of our deep interior.

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It is believed that Pakistan is the ancient home of cotton of modern times. The oldest of all the cotton relics, excavated at Mohenjo-daro in Sindh, bear testimony to the pro�ciency of Indus Civilization in the use of cotton as far back as 3,000 B.C. Today, cotton, the white gold, is a life line for Pakistan's economy. It accounts for 6.9 percent of value added in agriculture and is a source of raw material for its largest industrial sector. It accounts for 57% in export quantum, 65% of indigenous edible oil source and is source of livelihood for 10 million farm families. Cotton is the backbone of Pakistan economy and the entire textile value chain contributes 8% to GDP, provides jobs to 40% of the industrial workforce. Apart from this, cotton landscapes spread over the Punjab and Sindh provinces with colorful dressed ladies working in the �eld and sweating bright faces of hard-working farm labor trying their best to convert these green cotton plants into white gold.

COTTON IN PAKISTAN

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Islamabad the Beautiful Capital of Pakistan

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AGENDA

Monday, October 31, 2016

Inaugural Session

First Open session: Sustaining Cotton Growth: Incorporating Climate Dynamics

First Plenary Session (continued): Statements from members, non-membersand international organizations.

09:00

11:00

16:00

First Plenary Session: Statements from Members13:45

10:30 Coffee/Tea Break

12:30 Lunch


Adjourn 17:30

19:00 Dinner + Cultural Show

Second Open Session: World Cotton Market Report

Tuesday, November 01, 2016

Third Open Session: Reducing the Water Footprint of Cotton

First Breakout Session: Reducing Contamination in the Picking &Handling.

Coffee/Tea Break

09:00

11:00

11:00

10:30

12:30 Lunch

Fourth Open Session: Overcoming Textile Industry Challenges13:45

16:00


World Café Session: subject to be determined

14:00 Second Breakout Session: Enhancing Efficiency in the Cotton Value Chain

17:30 Adjourn

19:00 Dinner + Cultural Show

Sunday, October 30, 2016

Meeting of the Private Sector Advisory Panel (PSAP)09:00

11:00

09:00 Registration

15:00 City Tour (Islamabad City)

19:30 Welcome Reception (Dinner + Cultural Show)

Meeting of the Task Force on the Commercial Standardization of Instrument Testing of Cotton (CSITC)

Meeting of the Expert Panel on Social, Environmental and Economic Performance of Cotton Production (SEEP)

14:00

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Fifth Open Session - Technical Seminar: Emerging Pests in Cotton and their Control09:00

Wednesday, November 2, 2016

09:00Third Breakout Session: New Challenges to Cotton: The Perspective of Developing Countries

11:00 Fourth Breakout Session: Best Practices in Cotton Ginning

Fifth Open Session - Technical Seminar: Emerging Pests in Cotton and their Control (continued)

11:00


12:30 Lunch

13:00 Tour To Taxila (Gandahara Civilization)

Friday, November 4, 2016

Meeting of the Steering Committee (Members only)09:00

Closing Plenary Session10:30

thReading of the Final Statement of 75 Plenary Meeting 11:00

thInvitation From Mozambique, host of the 76 Plenary Meeting

thClosing Comments By India, host of 74 Plenary Meeting

Closing Comments by other Countries

Closing Comments by the Chair on behalf of Pakistan

Lunch12:00

Departure for Technical Tour12:30

Thursday, November 3, 2016

Sixth Open session: The Role of Public Sector in the Cotton Industry

Meeting of the Drafting Group (Members only)

09:00

13:30

Seventh Open session: Challenges to Cotton Fiber: Managing Inter-fiber Competition11:00

Meeting of the Drafting Group (Members only) (continued)16:00


12:30 Lunch

Coffee/Tea Break15:30

Fifth Breakout Session: Modern Practices in Instrument Testing14:00

19:00 Dinner+Cultural Show

17:30 Adjourn

Sixth Breakout session: Development in the Transfer of Technology16:00

AGENDA

11:15

11:20

11:30

11:45

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SERENA HOTEL ISLAMABAD Sufficient number of rooms have been earmarked for the ICAC delegates/participants at the conference hotel. To book your accommodation, please visit the web link of the hotel directly.

Khayaban-e-Suharawardy, Islamabad, Pakistan92 51 200500092 51 [email protected] www.serenahotels.com

Visa InformationParticipants are requested to Contact local Pakistan embassy/consulates/high commission with valid travel documents, such as passports, invitation Letters and other required documents as indicated in website of Ministry of Interior and embassies of Pakistan. Embassies and consulates of Pakistan will be noti�ed of the event for expediting visa for ICAC Plenary Meeting participants. For details of the visa documents and other necessary information please visit website of the Ministry of Interior, Government of Pakistan at (www.interior.gov.pk) Facilitation Desk at AirportFacilitation desk has been arranged for all the distinguished delegates at Islamabad Airport.

ROOM RATES

Deluxe Room

Executive Room

Junior Suite

Executive Suite

USD 190.00

USD 220.00

USD 400.00

USD 580.00

Room category Rates (Inclusive of all taxes)

Rates quoted are subject to prevailing tax and non-commissionable.Premium of USD 30.00 + tax will be charged for Double/Twin Room

Airport transfer by car.Welcome drink upon arrival.Buffet breakfast in Zamana / Nazara Lounge.High speed internet access.Mini bar (beverages only).Access to Nazara lounge.Laundry 4 pieces per day.

Complimentary facilities for executive club room Airport transfers by car.Welcome drink upon arrival.Buffet breakfast.High speed internet access.Mini bar (beverages only).Daily local newspaper.Spouse stays complimentary (including buffet breakfast).Access to Maisha Fitness Club.

Daily local newspaper.Spouse stay free (including buffet breakfast).Meeting room up to 8 persons (subject to availability).Access to Maisha Fitness Club.

Local calls.

th th th The 75 Plenary Meeting of the ICAC will be held at the Hotel Serena, Islamabad, Pakistan from 30 October – 04November, 2016. All sessions and meetings will be held at the same venue. The hotel is at a short drive from Benazir Bhutto International Airport. The climate in October/November will be moderate with day and night temperatures ranging between 18 and 28 C⁰.

Venue of the Meeting

Accomodation To avail special rates offered to ICAC delegates / participants, please quote the reference of the ICAC Plenary Meeting.

Complimentary facilities for deluxe room

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Aga Khan Road, Shalimar 5 Islamabad, P.O.Box 1251 +92 51 2826121-35+92 51 [email protected]@[email protected] www.marriott.com/isbpk

ROOM RATES

Deluxe Room

Executive Room

Junior Suite

Room category

USD 200.00

USD 220.00

USD 300.00

Rate (Inclusive of all taxes)

ISLAMABAD MARRIOTT HOTEL

Other Hotels Near Conference Venue

Note: In Case of 10 or more rooms reservation at a hotel, pick and drop facilities from hotel to meeting (Venue) place will be provided to the delegates free of cost.

Complimentary buffet breakfast at our Nadia coffee shop.Package includes fruit cocktails upon arrivalAccess to swimming pool and health clubComplimentary fruit basket on daily basisComplimentary mini bar beverages only on daily basisComplimentary Wi-Fi Internet facilitiesAirport Pickup and Drop by Car (subject to prior information)Electronic password-protected safe in each room large enough to accommodate a Laptop with a plug so you may charge your laptop with complete peace of mind.Daily newspaper in the room

Complimentary facilities for the deluxe category

Complimentary buffet breakfast at our Nadia coffee shop.Package includes fruit cocktails upon arrivalAccess to swimming pool and health clubAccess to executive lounge daily basis02 piece of laundry daily basisComplimentary fruit basket on daily basisComplimentary mini bar beverages only on daily basisComplimentary Wi-Fi Internet facilitiesAirport Pickup and Drop by Car (subject to prior information)Electronic password-protected safe in each room large enough to accommodate a Laptop with a plug so you may charge your laptop with complete peace of mind.Daily newspaper in the room

Complimentary facilities for the executive category

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Airport transfers subject to prior �ight information for in-house guests.Welcome drink on arrival.Welcome fruit basket in the room.Buffet breakfast.One large mineral water bottle in the room.Two pieces pressing per person per day.Use of Wi-Fi Internet.Daily Newspaper.Use of Exercise Room.

Complimentary

ISLAMABAD HOTEL G-6, Civic Centre Post Box 1373 Islamabad, Pakistan. UAN : 92 51 111 273 273 Fax : 92 51 2273273 www.islamabadhotel.com

ISLAMABAD HOTEL

Single Room

Double / twin Room

Suite Room

Executive / deluxe Room

Room category

USD 80.00

USD 90.00

USD 170.00

USD 170.00

Rates (Inclusive of all taxes)

Room category Rates (Inclusive of all taxes)

USD 135.00

USD 160.00

USD 165.00

USD 190.00

USD 250.00

Single Deluxe Room

Double Deluxe Room

Single Executive Room

Double Executive Room

Suite

Buffet breakfast at our Maira Coffee Shop. Welcome drink at the time of check-in Complimentary fruit basket in all rooms.Choice of local newspaper. Airport transfers subject to prior �ight information for in-house guests.Electronic Safe Deposit Box.High speed Wi – Fi broadband Internet facility.

Complimentary facilities

Near Islamabad Club, Murree Road, Islamabad+92 51 111 379 379www.ramada.com

RAMADA HOTEL

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Hotel Margala, M2 near Convention Centre Islamabad, Pakistan, 92 51 227650092 51 2274 [email protected] www.hotelmargala.com

Airport transfers subject to prior �ight information for in-house guests.Welcome drinks on arrival.Buffet Breakfast in Coffee Shop.Daily shoe shiningNewspaper.Wi-Fi internet access.Health club.

Complimentary facilities

Classic Wing Room Rates

USD 64.00

USD 75.00


Single Room

Double Room

Room Category

Executive Wing Room Rates

Single Executive

Double Executive

Room Category

USD 81.00

USD 92.00


BEST WESTERN HOTELCategory

Standard single

Standard Double/twin

Executive Single

Executive Double/twin

Executive Suite

Deluxe Suite

Royal Suite

Rates (Inclusive of all Taxes)

USD 77.00

USD 88.00

USD 88.00

USD 99.00

USD 198.00

USD 243.00

USD 276.00

6-Islamabad Club Road, P.O. Box 2319.+92 51 2277460-892 51 [email protected]

Complimentary facilitiesWelcome drinks upon arrival for in house guests. Morning bed tea/coffee (from 0600-0800 hrs) if desired.Daily newspaper in every room.Buffet breakfast in Mashal Coffee Shop for in-house guests.Airport transfers subject to prior �ight information for in-house guests.Use of Health Club, Steam Room, Jacuzzi and Sauna for in-house guests. Wi-Fi internet connectivity in rooms & lobby.

MARGALLA HOTEL

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Ketas Raj Temple is an important Hindu temple situated in the Chakwal district of Punjab. Located 40 kilometers from Chakwal city, Ketas Raj is easily accessible by road from Motorway M-2 (Islamabad-Lahore) at KallarKahar interchange.

Dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva, the temple has existed since the days of Mahabharata. As the legend says, at the death of Shiva's wife Satti, he wept so much that his tears created two holy ponds - one at Ajmer in India and the other at Ketas, which literally means “raining eyes”, in Sanskrit.

The Khewra salt mine is Pakistan's largest and oldest salt mine and the world's second largest. It is a major tourist attraction, drawing up to 250,000 visitors a year.

Faisalabad is about 350 km from Islamabad and has number of attractions. There is large setup of agriculture and textile research institutes and universities. The city has cluster of hand looms, spinning, weaving and garment industry.

Technical Tour - 02 Nights / 03 Days

Day 01

Day 02

Day 03

Drive to Faisalabad enroute visiting Ketas Temples & Salt mines.

Visit Research Institutes, Modern Ginneries and Spinning Units

Drive back to Islamabad

Trip Plan

City Hotel

Faisalabad Serena or Similar

Hotels Envisaged

US$ 375.00*

Per Person In US $ on Twin Sharing* Cost Applies on Minimum 10 paying Persons

Cost

Hotel accommodationEnglish speaking guideTransportation throughoutAll Meals

Inclusions:All items of personal nature such as telephone calls, mini bar and other beveragesOther than above mentionedEntrance fee to the Archaeological sites, Forts & Museums

Exclusions:

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Lahore, the second largest city of Pakistan, is known for its beautiful gardens, exquisite fountains, delicious cuisines, and rich heritage of art and culture. Lahore has remained the capital of Punjab for thousands of years. In the sixteen century, Mughal Emperor Akbar enclosed the city in a red brick wall with 12 gates.

Lahore is fascinating with mazes of interconnecting alleys, multi-storied houses with beautiful antique balconies, submerge with spacious parks, and modern architecture.

1- Lahore, The City of Mughals - 03 Nights / 04 Days

Day 01

Day 02

Day 03

Drive to Lahore via GT road enroute visiting Rohtas Fort.

Full day sightseeing of Lahore including Badshahi Mosque, Lahore Fort, Shalimar Garden &Wagha Border for Flag ceremony.

Another good day in Lahore covering Museum, Anarkali Bazar, New Lahore, Wazir Khan Mosque, Jahangir Tomb and last minute shopping

Trip Plan

Day 04 Drive back to Islamabad via visiting Ketas temples.

USD 695.00*

Deluxe


USD 620.00*

Superior

USD 380.00*

Standard

Pearl continental City

Deluxe

Hotels Envisaged

Hospitality Inn

Superior

Miraj Hotel

Standard


Inclusions: Exclusions:All items of personal nature such as telephone calls, mini bar and other beveragesEntrance fee to the Archaeological sites, Forts & Museums

Cost

Other optional tours

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Mohenjo-daro was built in the 26th century B.C. It was one of the largest cities of the ancient Indus Valley Civilization, also known as the Harappan Civilization, which developed around 3000 B.C from the prehistoric Indus culture. At its height, the Indus Civilization spanned much of what is now Pakistan and North India, extending westwards to the Iranian border, south to Gujarat in India and northwards to an outpost in Bactria, with major urban centers at Harappa, Mohenjo-daro, Lothal, Kalibangan, Dholavira and Rakhigarhi. Mohenjo-daro was the most advanced city of its time, with remarkably sophisticated civil engineering and urban planning.

Mohenjo-daro was one of the largest settlements of the ancient Indus Valley Civilization, and one of the world's earliest major urban settlements, contemporaneous with the civilizations of ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, Minoa (Crete), and

thNorte Chico. Mohenjo-daro was abandoned in the 19 century B.C as the Indus Valley Civilization declined, and the site was not rediscovered until the 1920s. Signi�cant excavation has since been conducted at the site of the city, which was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1980.

2- Mohenjo-daro / Kot Deji / Karachi - 02 Nights / 03 Days

Trip Plan

Airfare: Isb-Sukker-Khi @ USD.143.00 per person

Please note airfare is subject to change without any prior notice by the airline.

City Hotel

Sukker Inter Pak Hotel

Hotels Envisaged

Karachi PC or Similar

USD 435.00*


Cost


Inclusions:

All items of personal nature such as telephone calls, mini bar and other beveragesEntrance fee to the Archaeological sites, Forts & Museums

Exclusions:

Day 01

Day 02

Fly to Sukker, afternoon visit to Kot Diji, Stay at Inter Pak Hotel

Early Morning visit to for fullday tour, evening flight to Karachi Mohenjo-darofrom airport by PK-537 at 6:30PM Mohenjo-daro

Day 03Full day city tour of Karachi including Tomb of Jinnah, Frere Hall, Mohatta Palace, National Museum etc, evening, transfer to the airport for home bound flights.

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Murree hill station is a popular getaway destination for Islamabad's populace. It is located on the southern slopes of the Western Himalayan foothills as they ascend northeastwards at an average altitude of 2,291 meters. It experiences pleasant summers and cold, snowy winters.

4- Muree & Bhurbhan - 01 Nights / 02 Days

Day 01

Day 02

Drive to Burbhan, stay at hotel PC Burbhan

Drive back to Islamabad via visiting Muree hills

Trip Plan

City Hotel

Burbhan Pearl Continental Hotel

Hotels Envisaged

USD 295.00*

Per Person In USD on Twin Sharing* Cost Applies on Minimum 10 paying Persons

Cost


Inclusions:

All items of personal nature such as telephone calls, mini bar and other beveragesEntrance fee to the Archaeological sites, Forts & Museums

Exclusions:

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Capital:

National Language

Population

Currency

Weather

Hospitals:

Airline:

Electric Voltage:

Islamabad

Urdu (English is commonly spoken and understood)

191 Million

Rupee (US $ 1 = 103 average)

Average weather forecast for late October early November is 28°C to 34°C

All the major cities and towns have Government and Private hospitals providing all health facilities with modern diagnostics tools

Major Airlines are operating to main cities such as Islamabad, Lahore, Karachi. Besides National Airline (PIA) other prominent airlines with good connections are Emirates, Qatar Airways, Etihad Airline and Turkish.

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Major Cities Karachi, Lahore, Peshawar, Hydrabad, Multan, Sukkar, Quetta, Faislabad, Sialkot

MINISTRY OF TEXTILE INDUSTRYGOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN

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General Information about Pakistan

thOrganizing Committee For 75 Plenary Meeting of ICAC

Mrs Rubina WastiChairperson | Sr. Joint SecretaryMinistry of Textile IndustryGovernment of PakistanPhone: +92-51-9216323Fax No: +92-51-9217228Cell No: +92-334-4426999Email: [email protected]

Dr. Khalid Abdullah Member | Cotton Commissioner/VP, PCCC

Ministry of Textile IndustryGovernment of PakistanPhone: +92-51-9201559Fax No: +92-51-9212401Cell No: +92-333-5369162Email: [email protected]

Dr Muhammad Ali TalpurMember | DirectorMarketing & Economic ResearchPCCC, Ministry of Textile Industry Government of PakistanPhone: +92-61-9201657 Fax No: +92-61-9201658Cell No:+92-333-5125147Email: [email protected]

Kanwar M. UsmanMember | Director RD & A CellMinistry of Textile IndustryGovernment of PakistanPhone: +92-51-9201559Fax No: +92-51-9212401Cell No: +92-300-9866948Email: [email protected]

Ch. Ramzan Ali Member | Deputy Secretary (Cotton)

Ministry of Textile IndustryGovernment of PakistanPhone: +92-51-9217245 Fax No: +92-51-9212401Cell No: +92-300-9749982Email: [email protected]

Abdul RahmanDeputy Secretary (Admin-I)Ministry of Textile Industry Government of PakistanPhone: +92-51-9217236 Fax No: +92-51-9212401Cell No: +92-300-9750452

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