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Digital Commerce Policy gets cabinet nod

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Mon Jul 16, 2018 03:57 PM Last update on: Mon Jul 16, 2018 04:09 PM
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Digital Commerce Policy got cabinet nod today which will help propel e-commerce and electronic payments, said Telecom and ICT Minister Mustafa Jabbar.

Confirming the cabinet’s development Jabbar said this is a huge movement to boost the digital commerce and online shopping in the country.

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“Online trading is getting popularity in the country and we need to address the issue. The policy has been a long-pending issue and help e-commerce flourish,” said Jabbar after the cabinet meeting.

“Most of the countries in the world are yet adopt this kind of advanced policy. Even our neighbouring countries does not have a policy like this.”

According to insiders, the policy will give customers a platform to lodge complaints about any service. Additionally, it will clear out any confusion regarding definition of e-commerce.

Raising awareness will be a big part of the policy where the government and industries will work together to familiarise shopping and making payments through digital channels.

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