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Table AII.1
Notifications by Pakistan under the WTO legal framework, as of September 2001
Legal basis, instrument or
provisionSubject WTO documents Frequency
Agreement on Implementation
of Article VI of the GATT 1994
(Article 16.4)Anti-dumping actions
(taken within the
preceding six months)G/ADP/N/2/Add.1, 12 July 1995
G/ADP/N/1/PAK/1, 7 December 1995
G/ADP/N/4/Add.1, 12 December 1995G/ADP/N/29/Add.1, 14 October 1997
G/ADP/N/22/Add.1 and Rev.1,
17 October 1997G/ADP/N/16/Add.1 and Rev.3,
17 October 1997
G/ADP/N/41/Add.1 and Rev.1,20 April 1999
G/ADP/N/35/Add.1 and Rev.3,
20 April 1999G/ADP/N/59/Add.1, 19 April 2000
G/ADP/N/53/Add.1 and Rev.1,
19 April 2000G/ADP/N/47/Add.1 and Rev.2,
19 April 2000Semi-annual or ad hoc
Agreement on Implementation of
Article VII of the GATT 1994
(Article 20.1)WT/LET/1/Rev.1, 2 March 1995
Agreement on Preshipment
Inspection (Article 5)Laws/regulations
(including those by which
the Agreement is broughtinto force)G/PSI/N/1/Add.1, 8 June 1995 Once (upon entry into
force of the WTO
Agreement) or ad hoc
Agreement on Rules of Origin(Article 5.1 and paragraph 4 ofAnnex II)Rules of origin
regulations, judicialdecisions and
administrative rulings of
general applicationG/RO/N/16, 5 March 1997 Once within 90 days after
the entry in force of theAgreement for the
Member or ad hoc
(modifications or newrules of origin)
Agreement on Subsidies andCountervailing Measures
(Articles 25.1 to 25.6)Subsidies G/SCM/N/3/PAK, 21 October 1996 Annual (not later than
30 June of each year)
Agreement on Subsidies andCountervailing Measures
(Article 25.11)Countervailing duty
actions (preliminary and
final)G/SCM/N/4/Add.1 and Rev.1,
25 September 1995
G/SCM/N/12/Add.1 and Rev.3,
22 November 1996G/SCM/N/19/Add.1 and Rev.1,
26 November 1996
G/SCM/N/23/Add.1, 22 April 1997G/SCM/N/30/Add.1, 13 October 1997
G/SCM/N/35/Add.1, 20 March 1998Ad hoc
Agreement on Subsidies and
Countervailing Measures
(Article 32.6)Laws/regulations (and
changes thereto, including
changes in the
administration of suchlaws)G/SCM/N/7/Add.1, 7 December 1995
G/SCM/N/1/PAK/1, 7 December 1995Once (at the date of entry
into force of the WTO
Agreement for existing
laws and regulations);ad hoc (as and when a
Member establishes such
laws and regulations, ormakes changes in
existing laws and
regulations or in theadministration thereof)
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Legal basis, instrument or
provisionSubject WTO documents Frequency
Agreement on Import Licensing
Procedures (Articles 1.4(a), 5.1,5.2, 5.3 and 8.2(b))Changes in laws and
regulation as well as theiradministration;
publications of rules and
information on applicationproceduresG/LIC/N/1/PAK/1, 29 May 1996
G/LIC/N/2/PAK/1, 29 May 1996Ad hoc
Agreement on Safeguards
(Article 12.6)Administrative
arrangements;
laws/regulations (and
changes thereto)G/SG/N/1/PAK/1, 4 September 1995 Once (promptly after the
date of entry into force of
the WTO Agreement);
ad hoc (promptly afterthe establishment of such
laws, regulations and
administrativeprocedures, with updates
as necessary)
Agreement on Safeguards
(Article 12.7)Pre-existing Article XIX
measuresG/SG/N/2/PAK, 8 May 1995
G/SG/N/3/PAK, 8 May 1995Once (not later than
60 days after the date of
entry into force of the
WTO Agreement)
Understanding on the
Interpretation of Article XVII of
GATT 1994 (Article XVII:4(a))Foreign trade carried out
by State trading
enterprisesG/STR/N/1/PAK, 16 April 1996
G/STR/N/3/PAK, 21 May 1997
G/STR/N/4/PAK, 1 February 2001G/STR/N/5/PAK, 1 February 2001
G/STR/N/6/PAK, 1 February 2001
Agreement on Technical Barriers
to Trade (Annex 3 paragraph C)Standardizing bodies
having accepted or
withdrawn from the Code
of Good Practice for thePreparation, Adoption and
Application of StandardsG/TBT/CS/N/95, 24 March 1998 Ad hoc
Agreement on Technical Barriers
to Trade (Article 15.2)Measures in force G/TBT/2/Add.45, 12 February 1998 Ad hoc
Agreement on Trade-Related
Aspects of Intellectual Property
Rights (Article 63.2)Laws and regulations IP/N/1/PAK/1, 21 April 1997 Once or ad hoc
Agreement on Textiles and
Clothing  (Article 2.7)Integration programmes
(first stage)G/TMB/N/58, 28 September 1995
G/TMB/N/58/Add.1, 6 March 1996
G/TMB/N/58/Add.2, 23 September 1997Once (before 1 October
1994 or 1 March 1995 or
31 December 1995
depending on the WTOMember concerned)
Agreement on Textiles andClothing (Article 2.11)Programmes of integration G/TMB/N/241, 26 March 1997
G/TMB/N/241/Add.1 and Rev.1,23 September 1997
G/TMB/N/384, 9 February 2001At least twelve months
prior to their entry inforce
Agreement on Textiles andClothing  (Article 3.1)Restrictions maintained
under the MFAG/TMB/N/81, 28 April 1995
G/TMB/N/81/Add.1, 9 January 1996Once (60 days following
the date of entry into force
of the WTO Agreement)
Table AII.1 (cont'd)Pakistan WT/TPR/S/95
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Legal basis, instrument or
provisionSubject WTO documents Frequency
Agreement on Textiles and
Clothing/ATC (Article 6.1)Safeguard measures -
ATC (whether or not thenotifying member wishes
to retain the right to use
the provisions of ATC 6)G/TMB/N/37, 6 March 1995 Before 1 March 1995 (for
WTO members whichwere MFA members and
did not maintain MFA
restrictions);  before30 June 1995 (for WTO
members who were not
MFA members asdefined in ATC 1:3)
Agreement on Textiles andClothing (Article 8.11)Information for the
preparation of the report
on the integration processG/TMB/N/296, 23 September 1997 Before the end of each
stage of the integration
process
Agreement on Agriculture
(Article 18.2)Domestic support
measures (Tables DS:1 to
DS:9)G/AG/N/PAK/3, 28 May 1997
G/AG/N/PAK/5, 19 February 1998
G/AG/N/PAK/6, 12 August 1999
G/AG/N/PAK/8, 20 August 2001Annual
Agreement on Agriculture
(Articles 10 and 18.2)Export subsidies, food aid
in the context of export
subsidies (Tables ES:1 toES:3)G/AG/N/PAK/1, 7 November 1995
G/AG/N/PAK/2, 27 May 1997
G/AG/N/PAK/4, 19 February 1998G/AG/N/PAK/7, 29 April 1999
G/AG/N/PAK/9, 20 August 2001Annual
Agreement on the Application
of Sanitary and Phytosanitary
Measures
(Article 7 and Annex B)Changes in sanitary and
phytosanitary measures;
interval between
publication and entry inforce; enquiry pointsG/SPS/N/PAK/1, 6 January 2000 Ad hoc or once
depending on the case
Agreement on Trade-RelatedInvestment Measures (Article 5.1)All TRIMs not in
conformity with theprovisions of the
AgreementG/TRIMS/N/1/PAK/1, 7 April 1995 Within 90 days of the
entry into force of theWTO Agreement
General Agreement on Trade inServices (Article III:4 or IV:2)Enquiry points and
information on service
suppliersS/ENQ/19, 20 August 1996 Ad hoc
Decisions of the CONTRACTING
PARTIES (BISD 31S/12, BISD
31S/222, BISD 32S/12, BISD32S/93).  Decision on Notification
Procedures for Quantitative
Restrictions (G/L/59)Notifications and
quantitative restrictionsG/MA/NTM/QR/1/Add.5,
19 November 1998Biannual or ad hoc
Understanding on Balance-of-
Payments Provisions of the
GATT 1994 (paragraph 9)Changes in the application
of import restrictive
measuresWT/BOP/N/31, 31 October 1997
WT/BOP/N/31/Add.1, 31 October 1997
WT/BOP/N/40, 12 November 1998WT/BOP/N/51, 7 July 2000
WT/BOP/N/53, 13 December 2000
WT/BOP/N/53/Add.1, 10 January 2001WT/BOP/N/53/Add.2, 10 January 2001
WT/BOP/N/57, 15 February 2001Annual or ad hoc
Source: WTO Central Registry of Notifications.WT/TPR/S/95 Trade Policy Review
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Table AIII.1
Tariff escalation and tariff ranges, 2001/02
(Per cent)
Tariff 2001/02
ISIC Product and processing Number of
linesAverage Range Standard
deviationCoefficient of
variation
Total
- 1st stage of processing 642 13.4 5-30 8.4 0.6
- semi-processed 1,767 17.5 5-30 9.4 0.5
- fully processed 3,068 23.6 5-250 19.2 0.8
1 Agriculture
- raw materials 296 14.9 5-30 8.9 0.6
2 Mining and quarrying
- raw materials 109 12.7 5-30 8.3 0.7
311 Food products
- 1st stage of processing 63 9.1 5-30 4.1 0.5
- semi-processed 60 18.2 10-30 6.8 0.4
- fully processed 249 25.0 10-30 7.4 0.3
312 Food manufacturing
- 1st stage of processing 20 21.5 10-30 7.5 0.3
- semi-processed 6 30.0 30-30 0.0 -
- fully processed 34 23.7 5-30 6.9 0.3
313 Beverages
- fully processed 24 81.9 10-200 46.1 0.6
314 Tobacco manufactures
- fully processed 6 30.0 30-30 0.0 -
321 Textiles
- 1st stage of processing 37 10.1 5-30 7.9 0.8
- semi-processed 388 25.0 5-30 7.7 0.3
- fully processed 263 29.1 10-30 3.7 0.1
322 Clothing
- fully processed 134 29.3 20-30 2.5 0.1
323 Leather products
- 1st stage of processing 1 10.0 10-10 0.0 -
- semi-processed 32 7.2 5-30 5.7 0.8
- fully processed 20 28.5 10-30 4.9 0.2
324 Footwear
- fully processed 17 29.4 20-30 2.4 0.1
331 Wood products
- 1st stage of processing 5 8.0 5-10 2.7 0.3
- semi-processed 33 19.1 10-30 9.1 0.5
- fully processed 27 28.1 20-30 4.0 0.1
332 Furniture except metal
- fully processed 22 28.6 10-30 4.7 0.2
341 Paper products
- 1st stage of processing 19 6.1 5-10 2.1 0.3
- semi-processed 68 24.0 5-30 6.5 0.3
- fully processed 34 28.7 5-30 5.4 0.2
342 Printing
- fully processed 31 17.7 5-30 11.7 0.7
Table AIII.1 (cont'd)Pakistan WT/TPR/S/95
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Tariff 2001/02
ISIC Product and processing Number of
linesAverage Range Standard
deviationCoefficient of
variation
351 Industrial chemicals
- 1st stage of processing 44 11.8 5-20 6.6 0.6
- semi-processed 680 13.4 5-30 7.4 0.6
- fully processed 28 22.7 5-30 8.3 0.4
352 Other chemicals
- 1st stage of processing 3 30.0 30-30 0.0 -
- semi-processed 71 16.9 5-30 7.6 0.4
- fully processed 212 18.5 5-30 9.4 0.5
353 Petroleum refineries
- 1st stage of processing 5 10.0 10-10 0.0 -
- semi-processed 5 18.0 10-30 11.0 0.6
- fully processed 28 23.0 5-30 9.3 0.4
354 Petroleum and coal products
- 1st stage of processing 5 17.0 5-30 12.0 0.7
- semi-processed 6 16.7 10-30 10.3 0.6
- fully processed 2 30.0 30-30 0.0 -
355 Rubber products
- 1st stage of processing 2 17.5 5-30 17.7 1.0
- semi-processed 16 21.3 10-30 8.1 0.4
- fully processed 48 27.2 5-30 6.4 0.2
356 Plastic products
- fully processed 29 26.4 5-30 8.4 0.3
361 Pottery and china
- fully processed 16 28.1 20-30 4.0 0.1
362 Glass and products
- semi-processed 20 25.0 10-30 6.9 0.3
- fully processed 53 24.0 5-30 8.8 0.4
369 Non-metallic mineral products
- 1st stage of processing 2 5.0 5-5 0.0 -
- semi-processed 14 22.1 10-30 8.9 0.4
- fully processed 73 26.3 10-30 7.0 0.3
371 Iron and steel products
- 1st stage of processing 9 13.3 10-20 5.0 0.4
- semi-processed 199 19.3 5-30 10.1 0.5
372 Non-ferrous metal
- 1st stage of processing 7 16.4 5-20 6.3 0.4
- semi-processed 159 10.5 5-30 6.4 0.6
- fully processed 1 30.0 30-30 0.0 -
381 Metal products
- semi-processed 5 20.0 20-20 0.0 -
- fully processed 221 26.9 5-30 5.7 0.2
382 Non-electrical machinery
- semi-processed 1 30.0 30-30 0.0 -
- fully processed 575 15.3 5-60 8.9 0.6
383 Electrical machinery
- fully processed 323 19.5 5-30 9.8 0.5
384 Transport equipment
- fully processed 169 48.0 5-250 60.8 1.3
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Tariff 2001/02
ISIC Product and processing Number of
linesAverage Range Standard
deviationCoefficient of
variation
385 Professional and scientific equipment
- fully processed 228 13.5 5-30 8.0 0.6
390 Other manufactured products
- 1st stage of processing 15 14.7 5-30 8.8 0.6
- semi-processed 4 25.0 10-30 10.0 0.4
- fully processed 200 22.0 5-30 8.1 0.4
410 Electrical energy
- fully processed 15 . 05 - 50 . 0 -
Note: Calculations exclude specific duties and include the ad valorem  part of alternate and compound rates.
Source : WTO Secretariat calculations, based on data provided by the authorities of Pakistan.Pakistan WT/TPR/S/95
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Table AIV.1
Pakistan's MFN tariff by ISIC category, 1996/97 and 2001/02
2001/02 1996/97 2001/02
ISIC
Rev.2Product description Number
of linesAverage
tariff
(%)Range
%Std
deviation
%Average
tariff
(%)Range
%Std
deviation
%
1 Agriculture, hunting, forestry, & fishing 296 38.8 0-65 20.6 14.9 5-30 8.9
111 Agricultural and livestock production 216 34.4 0-65 19.0 15.4 5-30 9.3
12 Forestry and logging 31 40.0 10-65 22.3 19.8 5-30 9.7
121 Forestry 23 51.1 10-65 14.7 23.4 5-30 8.9
122 Logging 8 10.0 10-10 0.0 10.0 10-10 0.0
130 Fishing 49 59.2 15-65 13.1 10.0 5-20 1.8
1301 Ocean and coastal fishing 39 61.5 25-65 9.2 10.3 10-20 1.6
1302 Fishing n.e.s. 10 50.0 15-65 21.2 9.0 5-10 2.1
2 Mining and quarrying 109 27.7 10-65 16.5 12.7 5-30 8.3
21 Coal mining 4 18.8 10-45 17.5 10.0 10-10 0.0
22 Crude petroleum and natural gas
production3 30.0 15-45 17.3 10.0 10-10 0.0
23 Metal ore mining 23 10.0 10-10 0.0 5.2 5-10 1.0
2301 Iron ore mining 2 10.0 10-10 0.0 5.0 5-5 0.0
2302 Non-ferrous ore mining 21 10.0 10-10 0.0 5.2 5-10 1.1
29 Other mining 79 33.5 10-65 15.1 15.1 5-30 8.5
2901 Stone quarrying, clay and sand pits 35 40.9 15-55 13.4 18.3 10-30 9.2
2902 Chemical and fertilizer mineral mining 15 26.3 10-65 14.3 11.0 5-20 3.9
2903 Salt mining 2 45.0 45-45 0.0 30.0 30-30 0.0
2909 Mining and quarrying n.e.s. 27 27.7 10-65 13.6 12.2 5-30 7.0
3 Manufacturing 5,071 42.1 0-265 22.6 20.9 5-250 16.4
31 Manufacture of food, beverages and
tobacco462 48.6 0-250 22.8 24.8 5-200 19.6
311 Food products 372 46.4 0-65 19.7 20.8 5-30 9.2
3111 Slaughtering, preparing, preserving meat 80 46.8 10-65 24.6 21.0 5-30 10.7
3112 Manufacture of dairy products 22 41.6 25-65 15.4 26.8 20-30 4.8
3113 Canning, preserving fruit, and vegetables 83 48.0 0-65 19.3 24.6 5-30 8.6
3114 Canning, preserving fish, crustacea etc. 59 56.6 15-65 10.3 14.9 10-30 8.7
3115 Manufacture of vegetable and animal oils
and fats58 48.2 15-65 16.5 18.7 10-30 6.3
3116 Grain mill products 38 28.5 10-65 16.8 17.6 10-30 6.3
3117 Manufacture of bakery products 9 65.0 65-65 0.0 25.6 20-30 5.3
3118 Sugar factories and refineries 10 17.5 10-35 9.6 17.0 10-20 4.8
3119 Manuf. of cocoa, chocolate, sugar
confectionery13 47.2 25-65 10.0 25.4 10-30 6.6
312 Other food products and animal feeds 60 50.0 15-65 16.4 23.6 5-30 7.1
3121 Food products n.e.s. 52 49.9 15-65 15.0 24.8 10-30 5.8
3122 Manufacture of prepared animal feeds 8 50.6 15-65 22.2 15.6 5-30 9.8
313 Beverages 24 76.2 25-250 54.7 81.9 10-200 46.1
3131 Distilling, rectifying, blending spirits 9 63.9 55-65 3.3 95.0 55-100 15.0
3132 Wine industries 8 120.0 25-250 101.9 102.5 20-200 48.3
3133 Malt liquors and malt 3 51.7 25-105 46.2 56.7 10-150 80.8
3134 Soft drinks, carbonated waters industries 4 65.0 65-65 0.0 30.0 30-30 0.0
314 Tobacco manufacturing 6 65.0 65-65 0.0 30.0 30-30 0.0
32 Textile, wearing apparel and leather
industries892 52.1 10-65 17.3 25.8 5-30 8.0
321 Textiles 688 51.3 10-65 17.0 25.8 5-30 7.7
3211 Spinning, weaving, finishing textiles 410 44.6 10-65 17.0 23.6 5-30 8.7
3212 Manufacture of textile goods excl.
weaving apparel63 64.4 35-65 3.9 29.7 10-30 2.5
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ISIC
Rev.2Product description Number
of linesAverage
tariff
(%)Range
%Std
deviation
%Average
tariff
(%)Range
%Std
deviation
%
3213 Knitting mills 132 64.6 35-65 3.6 30.0 30-30 0.0
3214 Manuf. of carpets and rugs 27 65.0 65-65 0.0 26.7 10-30 7.3
3215 Cordage, rope and twine industries 12 57.1 55-65 4.3 30.0 30-30 0.0
3219 Manuf. of textiles n.e.s. 44 49.6 10-65 20.3 26.3 5-30 7.7
322 Manufacture of wearing apparel, except
footwear134 62.8 10-65 8.2 29.3 20-30 2.5
323 Leather products, except footwear and
wearing apparel53 32.1 10-55 19.4 15.3 5-30 11.7
3231 Tanneries and leather finishing 27 20.4 10-55 15.2 7.8 5-30 6.1
3232 Fur dressing and dyeing industries 9 29.5 15-55 18.6 12.2 5-30 11.2
3233 Manufacture of leather products excl.
footwear17 50.6 35-55 8.6 28.8 10-30 4.9
324 Footwear, except vulcanized rubber or
plastic footwear17 59.7 35-65 10.1 29.4 20-30 2.4
33 Wood and wood products, including
furniture87 46.2 10-65 18.8 23.7 5-30 8.7
331 Wood and wood products, except furniture 65 41.4 10-65 18.0 22.0 5-30 9.2
3311 Sawmills and woodmills 41 37.6 10-55 18.0 20.2 10-30 9.4
3312 Wooden case containers, etc. 8 55.0 35-65 8.7 28.8 20-30 3.5
3319 Wood and cork products 16 45.0 15-65 18.1 23.1 5-30 9.3
332 Manuf. of furniture & fixtures, except
primarily of metal22 63.0 20-65 9.6 28.6 10-30 4.7
34 Paper, paper products, printing and
publishing152 42.5 0-65 18.0 21.5 5-30 10.0
341 Paper products 121 45.6 10-65 15.5 22.5 5-30 9.3
3411 Manufacture of pulp, paper, paperboard 76 39.8 10-65 16.6 18.8 5-30 9.4
3412 Manuf. of containers & boxes of paper &
board8 52.5 45-55 4.6 30.0 30-30 0.0
3419 Manufacture of pulp, paper, paperboard
n.e.s.37 55.5 50-65 6.4 28.5 5-30 5.4
342 Printing, publishing & allied industries 31 34.8 0-65 22.0 17.7 5-30 11.7
35 Chemicals, petroleum, coal, rubber,
plastics1,184 34.8 0-65 22.0 15.9 5-30 8.8
351 Industrial chemicals 752 37.5 0-65 15.0 13.6 5-30 7.6
3511 Manuf. of basic industrial. chemicals excl.
fertilizer573 34.8 5-65 10.1 12.1 5-30 5.9
3512 Manufacture of fertilizer & pesticides 37 13.0 0-65 20.5 10.1 5-30 10.0
3513 Manuf. of resins, plastics & man-made
fibres142 40.1 10-65 14.4 20.5 5-30 8.8
352 Other chemicals, incl. pharmaceuticals 286 40.3 10-65 17.1 18.2 5-30 9.0
3521 Manufacture of paints, varnishes, lacquers 19 52.5 25-65 14.1 28.4 10-30 5.0
3522 Manufacture of drugs and medicines 109 25.8 10-55 11.9 11.9 5-30 5.8
3523 Manuf. of soap, cleaning agents, perfumes
etc.35 54.3 35-65 10.0 27.7 10-30 5.5
3529 Manufacture of chemical products n.e.s. 123 44.4 10-65 14.9 19.5 5-30 8.4
353 Petroleum refineries 38 43.2 0-60 15.7 20.2 5-30 9.9
354 Manuf. of miscellaneous petroleum & coal
products13 37.4 10-55 15.8 18.8 5-30 10.8
355 Rubber products 66 46.4 10-65 14.7 25.5 5-30 7.6
3551 Tyre and tube industries 17 37.5 10-55 16.7 25.9 10-30 7.1
3559 Manufacture of rubber products n.e.s. 49 49.9 10-65 12.3 25.3 5-30 7.9
356 Manufacture of plastic products n.e.s. 29 54.6 10-65 17.7 26.4 5-30 8.4
36 Non-metallic mineral products except of
petroleum & coal178 52.2 10-65 16.0 25.1 5-30 7.9
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ISIC
Rev.2Product description Number
of linesAverage
tariff
(%)Range
%Std
deviation
%Average
tariff
(%)Range
%Std
deviation
%
361 Pottery and china 16 60.0 40-65 9.7 28.1 20-30 4.0
362 Manufacture of glass and glass products 73 48.8 10-65 17.1 24.2 5-30 8.3
369 Other non-metallic mineral products 89 53.3 10-65 15.4 25.2 5-30 8.0
3691 Manufacture of structural clay products 22 56.7 35-65 13.4 24.1 10-30 9.1
3692 Manufacture of cement, lime & plaster 8 53.8 35-65 15.5 26.3 20-30 5.2
3699 Manuf. of non-metallic mineral products
n.e.s.59 52.2 10-65 16.0 25.4 5-30 7.9
37 Basic metal industries 375 15.4 5-30 9.5
371 Iron and steel basic industries 208 35.8 10-65 16.0 19.1 5-30 10.0
372 Non-ferrous metal basic industries 167 30.7 10-65 16.0 10.8 5-30 6.6
38 Fabricated metal products, machinery &
equipment1,522 36.9 5-265 28.5 21.2 5-250 24.0
381 Fabricated metal products, except
machinery & equip.226 54.1 10-65 11.5 26.7 5-30 5.7
3811 Manuf. of cutlery, hand tools, general
hardware72 52.3 25-65 9.5 25.4 10-30 5.3
3812 Manufacture of metal furniture and
fixtures12 52.5 25-65 14.8 26.7 10-30 7.8
3813 Manufacture of structural metal products 24 48.5 20-65 14.6 25.8 10-30 6.5
3819 Manufacture of fabricated metal products
n.e.s.118 57.2 10-65 10.6 27.8 5-30 5.4
382 Non-electrical machinery incl. computers 576 28.0 5-105 17.1 15.3 5-60 8.9
3821 Manufacture of engines and turbines 12 29.3 20-65 16.7 13.3 10-30 7.8
3822 Manuf. of agricultural machinery and
equipment14 25.9 10-105 21.0 17.1 10-60 14.4
3823 Manuf. of metal & wood working
machinery128 16.4 10-40 9.0 9.7 5-20 4.9
3824 Manuf. of special industrial mach. &
equipment153 24.0 10-65 13.3 13.2 5-30 6.4
3825 Manuf. office, computing, accounting
machinery64 27.1 10-55 17.6 11.0 5-30 8.3
3829 Machinery & equipment excl. electrical
n.e.s.205 37.3 5-105 17.9 21.6 5-30 8.5
383 Electrical machinery apparatus, appliances
& supplies323 34.1 10-65 14.4 19.5 5-30 9.8
3831 Manuf. of electrical industrial machinery
& apparatus70 34.3 10-55 10.7 19.9 5-30 8.9
3832 Manuf. of radio, T.V. & communications
equip.153 27.5 10-55 13.6 16.3 5-30 9.7
3833 Manuf. of electrical appliances &
housewares25 46.8 45-65 4.6 27.4 5-30 7.2
3839 Manuf. of electrical apparatus & supplies
n.e.s.75 40.2 10-65 15.1 22.9 5-30 8.9
384 Transport equipment 169 65.8 10-265 55.5 48.0 5-250 60.8
3841 Shipbuilding & repairing 19 31.8 10-45 14.5 13.9 5-20 5.4
3842 Manufacture of railroad equipment 24 40.0 40-40 0.0 10.0 10-10 0.0
3843 Manufacture of motor vehicles 84 82.9 10-265 64.3 78.5 10-250 73.4
3844 Manufacture of motorcycles and bicycles 17 79.8 40-105 31.6 55.9 20-105 37.5
3845 Manufacture of aircraft 20 19.2 10-40 8.5 10.5 10-20 2.2
3849 Manufacture of transport equipment n.e.s. 5 39.4 10-105 41.9 26.0 10-60 20.7
385 Professional and scientific equipment 228 22.7 5-65 15.0 13.5 5-30 8.0
3851 Professional scientific & measuring equip.
n.e.s.108 22.9 5-65 15.5 14.4 5-30 8.9
3852 Manuf. of photographic & optical goods 64 25.2 10-55 12.7 12.0 5-30 6.7
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2001/02 1996/97 2001/02
ISIC
Rev.2Product description Number
of linesAverage
tariff
(%)Range
%Std
deviation
%Average
tariff
(%)Range
%Std
deviation
%
3853 Manufacture of watches and clocks 56 19.2 10-55 15.9 13.2 10-30 7.4
39 Other manufacturing industries 219 52.7 10-65 16.7 21.6 5-30 8.3
3901 Manufacture of jewellery and related
articles17 22.1 10-55 13.4 9.4 5-30 5.8
3902 Manufacture of musical instruments 23 65.0 65-65 0.0 18.7 10-20 3.4
3903 Manufacture of sporting and athletic goods 26 61.0 45-65 8.0 17.7 10-30 8.6
3909 Manuf. industries n.e.s. 153 53.2 10-65 15.0 24.0 10-30 7.5
41 Electrical energy 1 5.0 5-5 0.0
Note: Calculations exclude specific duties and include the ad valorem  part of alternate and compound rates.
Source: WTO Secretariat calculations, based on data provided by the authorities of Pakistan.Pakistan WT/TPR/S/95
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Table AIV.2
Summary of Pakistan's sector-specific commitments under the GATS
Modes of supply
Sector or subsector Cross-
border supplyConsumption
abroadCommercial
presencePresence of natural
persons
Market Access/National Treatment
1. Business Services
A. Professional Services
(e) Engineering services for building infrastructures:
harbours, dams, hydal power, and airport, onlyU/U U*/U* P/F Uex/U
(f) Integrated engineering services U/U U*/U* P/F Uex/U
(h) Medical and dental services U*/U* F/F P/F Uex/Uex
B. Computer and Related Services
(a) Consultancy services related to the installation of
computer hardwareU/U U/U F/F Uex/Uex
(b) Software implementation services U/U F/F F/F Uex/Uex
(c) Data processing services U/U F/F F/F Uex/Uex
(d) Data base services U/U F/F F/F Uex/Uex
C. Research and Development Services
(a) R&D services on natural sciences U/U F/F F/F Uex/Uex
F. Other Business Services
(e) Technical testing and analysis services U/U F/F F/F Uex/Uex
(f) Services incidental to agriculture, and forestry
(excluding fishing and hunting)U/U U*/U* F/F Uex/Uex
(h) Services incidental to mining U/U U*/U* F/F Uex/Uex
2. Communication Services
C. Telecommunication Services
(a) Voice telephone services P/U P/U U/U Uex/Uex
(b) Packet-switched data transmission services P/U F/F P/P Uex/Uex
(c) Circuit-switched data transmission services P/U F/F P/P Uex/Uex
(d) Telex services F/F F/F F/F Uex/Uex
(e) Telegraph services P/F F/F F/F Uex/Uex
(f) Facsimile services F/F F/F F/F Uex/Uex
(g) Private leased circuit services P/U F/F P/U Uex/Uex
(h) Electronic mail P/U F/F P/P Uex/Uex
(j) Online information and data base retrieval F/F U/U P/F Uex/Uex
(n) Online information and/or data processing (incl.
transaction processing)U/U U/U P/F Uex/Uex
(o) Other
VSAT for domestic data service P/F F/F F/F Uex/Uex
Video conferencing telemedicine and tele-
education terminal and serviceP/F F/F F/F Uex/Uex
Trunked radio service P/F F/F F/F Uex/Uex
Satellite based telephony services including value
added services operating over satelliteP/F F/F F/P Uex/Uex
3. Construction And Related Engineering Services
B. Construction Work for Civil Engineering for bridges,
elevated highways, tunnels and subwaysU*/U* U*/U* P/F Uex/U
Construction Work for Civil Engineering for
waterways, harbours, dams and other waterworksU*/U* U*/U* P/F Uex/U
7. Financial Services
A. All Insurance and Insurance Related Services
(a) Life, accident and health insurance services U/U U/U P/U Uex/Uex
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Modes of supply
Sector or subsector Cross-
border supplyConsumption
abroadCommercial
presencePresence of natural
persons
Market Access/National Treatment
(b) Non life insurance services U/U U/U P/U Uex/Uex
(c) Reinsurance and retrocession F/U U/U U/U Uex/Uex
B. Banking and other Financial Services (excl. insurance)
(a) Acceptance of deposits and other repayable funds
from the publicU/U U/U P/P U/U
(b) Lending of all types, incl., inter alia,  consumer
credit, mortgage credit, factoring and financing ofcommercial transactionU/U U/U P/P P/Uex
(c) Financial leasing U/U U/U P/F Uex/Uex
(d) All payment and money transmission services
including traveller cheques and banker's draft (but
excluding credit, charge and debit cards)U/U U/U P/U Uex/Uex
(e) Guarantees and commitments U/U U/U P/U Uex/Uex
(f) Trading for own account only of:
Money market instruments (cheques, bills,
certificate of deposits, etc.)U/U U/U P/U Uex/Uex
Foreign exchange U/U U/U P/U Uex/Uex
Transferable securities U/U U/U P/U Uex/Uex
Other negotiable instruments U/U U/U P/U Uex/Uex
(g) Participation in issues of all kinds of securities,
incl. only public underwriting and placement as
agent & provision of service related to such issuesU/U U/U P/U Uex/Uex
(i) Asset management only: cash or portfolio
management; all forms of collective investment
management; and custodial and depository servicesU/U U/U P/F Uex/Uex
(j) Settlement and clearing services for negotiable
instruments (cheques, bills and promissory notes
only)U/U U/U P/U Uex/Uex
(k) Financial and Investment advisory U/U U/U P/F Uex/Uex
(l) Provision and transfer of financial information, and
financial dataU/U U/U U/U Uex/Uex
8. Health Related And Social Services
A. Hospital Services U*/U* F/F P/F Uex/Uex
9. Tourism And Travel Related Services
A. Hotels and Restaurants (including catering) U*/U* U/U F/F Uex/Uex
B. Travel Agencies and Tour Operators Services U/U U/U F/F Uex/Uex
Symbols:
F No limitations, i.e. Pakistan agreed to place no constraints on the item in question.P Partially bound, i.e. subject to specified limitations under GATS Articles XVI and XVII.
U Unbound, i.e Pakistan undertook no commitments with respect to the item in question.
U* Unbound due to lack of technical feasibility.Uex Unbound except as provided by Pakistan's horizontal commitments.
Source: WTO documents GATS/SC/67, 15 April 1994, GATS/SC/67/Suppl.2/Rev.1, 16 February 1998 and
GATS/SC/67/Suppl.3, 26 February 1998.
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