MOBILE DEMANDS

Increasing demand for manufactured phones in the domestic market.



 In June this year, when the government of Pakistan imposed a ban on the import of mobile phones, the demand for locally manufactured mobile phones saw an increase.

 Meanwhile, there were complaints of difficulties in the delivery of raw materials, but mobile manufacturing continued intermittently.

 It should be noted that currently, more than two dozen companies are manufacturing mobile phones locally in Pakistan.


Location: Pakistan

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