International Trade of Pakistan. It has some main statistics of the trade of Pakistan

1. International trade of Pakistan

2.  World Trade Organization, and has bilateral and
multilateral trade agreements with many nations and
international organizations.
 It is part of the South Asian Free Trade Area agreement
and the China – Pakistan Free Trade Agreement.
 Fluctuating world demand for its exports, domestic
political uncertainty, and the impact of occasional
droughts on its agricultural production have all
contributed to variability in Pakistan's trade deficit.
 The trade deficit for the fiscal year 2013/14 is $7.743
billion, Exports is $10.367 billion in (July–November
2013)and imports is 18.110 billion$

3.  Pakistan's exports continue to be dominated by
cotton textiles and apparel
 imports include petroleum and petroleum products,
edible oil, chemicals, fertilizer, capital goods,
industrial raw materials, and consumer products.

4.  On 12 December 2013, European
Union granted GSP Plus status to Pakistan till
2017, which enabled it to export 20% of its good
with 0 tariff and 70 percent at preferential rates to
EU Market.
 The status was given after the European
Parliament

5. Top 5 Products exported by Pakistan
 House Linens (10%)
 Non-Retail Pure Cotton Yarn (9.2%),
 Rice (7.9%)
 Non-Knit Men's Suits (4.3%)
 Refined Petroleum (3.2%)

6. Top 5 Products imported by Pakistan
 Refined Petroleum (21%)
 Crude Petroleum (11%)
 Palm Oil (4.8%)
 Cars(1.9%)
 Coal Briquettes (1.6%)

7. Top 5 Export destinations of Pakistan
 United States (14%)
 China (12%)
 Afghanistan (9.0%)
 Germany (5.1%)
 United Kingdom (5.0%)

8. Top 5 Import origins of Pakistan
 China (17%)
 United Arab Emirates (15%)
 Kuwait (8.8%)
 Saudi Arabia(8.5%)
 Malaysia (4.8%)
 United States 3.4%