Provisional data released by Pakistan’s Federal Bureau of Statistics on Wednesday, January 9, 2002 suggests that the country is continuing to feel the effects of the drop in orders since September 11.

According to the figures, in the six-month period from July-December 2001 the country exported leather and leather goods (excluding footwear) with a value of $332.027 million. That represents a fall of over $10 million compared with the corresponding period in the previous year, when exports reached $342.351 million.

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