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Importance Of Cotton In Pakistan. The Role of Cotton in Pakistan. Pakistan is the fourth largest producer of cotton in the world with average production of 1610 TMT Thousand Metric Ton. Despite the fact that Pakistan is overwhelmingly an agricultural based economy. 13 million farmers out of a total of 5 million cultivate cotton over 3 million hectares covering 15 per cent of the cultivable area in the country.
An average Pakistan imports 92 TMT and exports 98 TMT. Pakistan Agriculture Research Council. The Role of Cotton in Pakistan. Pakistan is the fourth largest producer of cotton in the world with average production of 1610 TMT Thousand Metric Ton. Ministry of National Food Security Research MNFSRPakistan Agricultural Research Council PARC realized its responsibilities to play advisory role for the promotion of Agricultural Enterprises by using loan scheme by the Govt of Pakistan and other organizations. Cotton is an important commodity in the world economy.
Grown in more than 100 countries cotton is a heavily traded agricultural commodity with over 150 countries involved in exports or imports of cotton.
Pakistan is the fifth largest producer of cotton in the world the third largest exporter of raw cotton the fourth largest consumer of cotton and the largest exporter of cotton yarn. Pakistan is the fourth largest producer of cotton in the world with average production of 1610 TMT Thousand Metric Ton. Ministry of National Food Security Research MNFSRPakistan Agricultural Research Council PARC realized its responsibilities to play advisory role for the promotion of Agricultural Enterprises by using loan scheme by the Govt of Pakistan and other organizations. Cotton is an important commodity in the world economy. 13 million farmers out of a total of 5 million cultivate cotton over 3 million hectares covering 15 per cent of the cultivable area in the country. Pakistan is also the fourth largest consumer of cotton with average consumption of 1573 TMT.