
Jawad Paul
Jawad Paul is the Secretary of Privatisation in Pakistan, responsible for overseeing and facilitating the country's privatisation efforts, including the recent attempts to privatise Pakistan International Airlines Corporation Ltd (PIAC).
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Secretary Commerce Jawad Paul was present at the high-level meeting on US reciprocal tariffs.
New US trade deal to help exporters expand footprint - BusinessSecretary Commerce Jawad Paul was also present during the meeting.
Pakistan secures ‘landmark’ tariff deal as US attitude shifts - PakistanJawad Paul is Pakistan’s Commerce Secretary who signed the trade agreement.
Pakistan, Afghanistan sign trade agreement - BusinessA Pakistani delegation, led by Commerce Secretary Jawad Paul, also visited Washington in early July.
Pakistan, US near breakthrough as trade talks enter final stage - PakistanPakistan’s Ambassador to the US Rizwan Saeed Sheikh and Commerce Secretary Jawad Paul, who were present during the meeting, accompanied Aurangzeb.
Aurangzeb eyes ‘game-changer’ investment discussions with US - WorldCommerce Secretary Jawad Paul reaffirmed the government’s commitment to establishing a secure digital trade environment.
Platform launched to boost digital trade - BusinessCommerce Secretary Jawad Paul briefed the National Assembly’s standing committee on the new Five-Year Tariff Policy.
Budget 2025-26: Senate panel seeks to ease tax rules for buying property - BusinessJawad Paul is leading a senior trade delegation from Pakistan for talks with US officials on tariffs and economic issues.
Pakistan, US to resume tariff talks within days - PakistanSecretary Privatisation Jawad Paul informed the committee about the financial adviser fees related to the privatisation of PIA.
PM Shehbaz demands ‘transparency’ in PIA privatisation process - PakistanThe Secretary of Commerce Jawad Paul was absent from the meeting, which was criticized by the committee.
‘Irrational’ Customs practices hurting trade with Iran - BusinessJawad Paul informed the committee about the financial adviser payment related to the privatisation of PIACL.
Financial adviser paid $4.3m for failed PIA transaction - Business




























