Sialkot · Est. 1982
Sialkot Chamber of Commerce & Industry
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The Sialkot Chamber of Commerce & Industry is the premier trade body representing export-oriented industries, fostering growth and innovation across Pakistan.

40+
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23000+
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Sep 19, 2026SCCI Trade Delegation to Indonesia 2026 2nd PhaseSep 16, 2026Self-Financed Trade Delegation to Indonesia 2026Aug 25, 2026EXTENSION OF DEADLINE-SELF-FINANCED TRADE DELEGATION TO CANADA 2027Aug 20, 2026SELF-FINANCED TRADE DELEGATION TO CANADA 2027Aug 01, 2026Multi-Sector Business Delegation to Uzbekistan by Small and Medium Enterprises Development Authority (SMEDA)Jul 24, 2026SCCI SELF-FINANCED- TRADE DELEGATION TO KAZAKHSTANJul 15, 2026Self-Financed Trade Delegation to the Republic of KoreaJul 11, 2026SCCI SELF-FINANCED- TRADE DELEGATION TO MALAYSIA 2026Jun 13, 2026Trade Delegation to United Kingdom 2026 (TDAP Sponsored)Mar 16, 2026Self Finance Business Forum to IndonesiaJan 01, 2026SCCI Self-Financed Trade Delegation to JordanDec 02, 2025Self-financed Trade Delegation to South AfricaNov 21, 2025Self Finance Trade Delegation to NepalAug 10, 2023No. SO(C)5-23/23Aug 10, 2023INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY IN AIRSIAL WITH EXCLUSIVE DISCOUNTSApr 29, 2023BOM comprising of the members nominatedMar 09, 2023GOVERNOR STATE BANK’S ANNOUNCEMENT TO EXTEND THE CUT-OFF DATE OF EPD CIRCULAR NO. 01 OF 2023Feb 13, 2023Cosmoprof Bologna Exhibition Appointment Issue with Italy EmbassyFeb 03, 2023National Cyber Security Policy 2021Dec 27, 2022State Bank of Pakistan, vide its EPD Circular Letter No. 20 of 2022 dated December 27, 2022, has allowed the imports of Raw Materials and input goods essential for the export oriented industries with effect from January 02, 2023 onwards.Sep 19, 2026SCCI Trade Delegation to Indonesia 2026 2nd PhaseSep 16, 2026Self-Financed Trade Delegation to Indonesia 2026Aug 25, 2026EXTENSION OF DEADLINE-SELF-FINANCED TRADE DELEGATION TO CANADA 2027Aug 20, 2026SELF-FINANCED TRADE DELEGATION TO CANADA 2027Aug 01, 2026Multi-Sector Business Delegation to Uzbekistan by Small and Medium Enterprises Development Authority (SMEDA)Jul 24, 2026SCCI SELF-FINANCED- TRADE DELEGATION TO KAZAKHSTANJul 15, 2026Self-Financed Trade Delegation to the Republic of KoreaJul 11, 2026SCCI SELF-FINANCED- TRADE DELEGATION TO MALAYSIA 2026Jun 13, 2026Trade Delegation to United Kingdom 2026 (TDAP Sponsored)Mar 16, 2026Self Finance Business Forum to IndonesiaJan 01, 2026SCCI Self-Financed Trade Delegation to JordanDec 02, 2025Self-financed Trade Delegation to South AfricaNov 21, 2025Self Finance Trade Delegation to NepalAug 10, 2023No. SO(C)5-23/23Aug 10, 2023INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY IN AIRSIAL WITH EXCLUSIVE DISCOUNTSApr 29, 2023BOM comprising of the members nominatedMar 09, 2023GOVERNOR STATE BANK’S ANNOUNCEMENT TO EXTEND THE CUT-OFF DATE OF EPD CIRCULAR NO. 01 OF 2023Feb 13, 2023Cosmoprof Bologna Exhibition Appointment Issue with Italy EmbassyFeb 03, 2023National Cyber Security Policy 2021Dec 27, 2022State Bank of Pakistan, vide its EPD Circular Letter No. 20 of 2022 dated December 27, 2022, has allowed the imports of Raw Materials and input goods essential for the export oriented industries with effect from January 02, 2023 onwards.

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Khawar Hussain Spall, President SCCI
President's Message

A Word From
Our President

Khawar Hussain Spall

At the outset, with all the humbleness and with a sense of thankfulness to my Allah, I, along with my worthy Senior Vice President, Mr. Asad Naseer Malik and Vice President, Chaudhry Jahangir Rashid convey our deepest sense of gratitude for reposing unflinching confidence on us in our election to manage the affairs of The Sialkot Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Sialkot for the year 2026-2027.

Office Bearers

Mr. Asad Naseer Malik, Senior Vice President SCCI
Mr. Asad Naseer Malik Senior Vice President
Chaudhry Jahangir Rashid, Vice President SCCI
Chaudhry Jahangir Rashid Vice President
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Est. 1982

1984

Sialkot Dry Port Trust

1987

Seerat Study Centre

1999

Sialkot City Package

2001

Sialkot Int’l Airport

2002

Export Processing Zone

2002

Child & Social Dev. Org.

2004

Sialkot Tannery Zone

2007

Sialkot Business & Commerce Centre

2010

Khud Kifalat Rozgar Trust

2013

Sialkot Trans. Company

2015

AirSial

2017

Sports Ind. Dev. Centre

2026 — Present

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SCCI President Raises Key Customs Facilitation Issues; Chief Collector Assures Follow-up

Mr. Khawar Hussain Spall, President, Sialkot Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI), highlighted key operational challenges faced by Sialkot’s export-oriented business community during a meeting with Mr. Naveed Elahi, Chief Collector (Appraisement), Punjab, at SCCI on October 13, 2026. The meeting was attended by Mr. Syed Ali Abbas Gardezi, Collector of Customs, Sialkot, and other Customs officers.

The President specifically raised the need to:
•	Facilitate multiple financial instruments against a single import Goods Declaration (GD) in line with actual international payment arrangements.
•	Establish a clear procedure for de-stuffing or transferring imported goods before filing the Bill of Entry, where permissible, to avoid unnecessary container detention and demurrage.
•	Expedite HS Code approvals to prevent clearance delays and additional costs.
•	Introduce transparent, online processing and tracking of Export Facilitation Scheme (EFS) applications, HS Code-related matters and quota enhancement requests.
•	Resolve delays in duty drawback payments, which constrain exporters’ working capital.
•	Adopt a facilitative approach to EFS stock-taking, allowing genuine documentation discrepancies to be corrected where the law permits, rather than resorting immediately to penalties or enforcement action.

Responding to the concerns, Mr. Naveed Elahi reaffirmed that Customs has an important role in facilitating trade and exports, particularly in Sialkot, which he acknowledged as a key contributor to Pakistan’s exports. He noted that Sialkot has approximately 600 EFS users and stated that issues falling within the department’s authority would be pursued, while matters requiring policy-level decisions would be referred to the relevant forums.

The Chief Collector highlighted the existing pre-clearance facility, under which importers can file their GD before a container arrives, potentially helping resolve documentation issues earlier. He also supported improved online monitoring of EFS applications so applicants can track their status and delays at different proce
SCCI President Raises Key Customs Facilitation Issues; Chief Collector Assures Follow-up Mr. Khawar Hussain Spall, President, Sialkot Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI), highlighted key operational challenges faced by Sialkot’s export-oriented business community during a meeting with Mr. Naveed Elahi, Chief Collector (Appraisement), Punjab, at SCCI on October 13, 2026. The meeting was attended by Mr. Syed Ali Abbas Gardezi, Collector of Customs, Sialkot, and other Customs officers. The President specifically raised the need to: • Facilitate multiple financial instruments against a single import Goods Declaration (GD) in line with actual international payment arrangements. • Establish a clear procedure for de-stuffing or transferring imported goods before filing the Bill of Entry, where permissible, to avoid unnecessary container detention and demurrage. • Expedite HS Code approvals to prevent clearance delays and additional costs. • Introduce transparent, online processing and tracking of Export Facilitation Scheme (EFS) applications, HS Code-related matters and quota enhancement requests. • Resolve delays in duty drawback payments, which constrain exporters’ working capital. • Adopt a facilitative approach to EFS stock-taking, allowing genuine documentation discrepancies to be corrected where the law permits, rather than resorting immediately to penalties or enforcement action. Responding to the concerns, Mr. Naveed Elahi reaffirmed that Customs has an important role in facilitating trade and exports, particularly in Sialkot, which he acknowledged as a key contributor to Pakistan’s exports. He noted that Sialkot has approximately 600 EFS users and stated that issues falling within the department’s authority would be pursued, while matters requiring policy-level decisions would be referred to the relevant forums. The Chief Collector highlighted the existing pre-clearance facility, under which importers can file their GD before a container arrives, potentially helping resolve documentation issues earlier. He also supported improved online monitoring of EFS applications so applicants can track their status and delays at different proce