He pointed out that recently, Prime Minister Imran Khan and relevant federal ministers of the Pakistani government have repeatedly stressed the need to further expand exports. Figures released by the Pakistani government show that commodity exports have increased significantly in the recent year. In addition, inflation is eased, remittance inflows hit a new high, the fiscal deficit improved to 7.3% of GDP, and the current account deficit shrank to 0.6 percent of GDP, the lowest in a decade. According Prof. Cheng at present,  the  Pakistani  government is  making  efforts  to further expand exports. In this regard, I would like to propose the following suggestions in a bid to further improve the competitiveness of Pakistani products in the international market. Second, on marketing ability, marketing is often regarded as the soul of exports. Without a correct marketing strategy, the goal of export is hard to be achieved. For Pakistani producers, it is imperative to formulate a marketing master plan that showcases their competitive advantages and improves the professionalism and market expansion ability of the marketing personnel. Third, in terms of product quality, high-tech products with high added value and profit shall be given preference for production and export, and more local brands are anticipated so as to augment the presence of Pakistani products in the international market. Fourth, concerning information management, when companies master such information as the production, sales, after-sales and customer feedback of products, they can respond in time when there are problems or complaints, thus mitigating their impact to the minimum. Fifth, after-sales customer service is an essential part of the export process. Just as a saying goes, “maintaining an old customer is equal to developing 10 new customers." Therefore, customer service and after-sales service deserve great attention by always putting customers first and winning their trust with sincerity and integrity. Finally, history tells us that the modernization of a country mainly depends on the improvement of advanced technology and the export of industrial products. No country in the world has become a developed country only by exporting agricultural products and handicrafts. For example, before China's reform and opening up, it mainly exported agricultural products and ready-made clothes. Now China has become the largest importer of agricultural products in the world, and the export of advanced industrial products has accounted for more than 90% of the total. The production of these outbound commodities is based on advanced technology and modern industry.