Dr Mirza Ikhtiar Baig (MNA): We are fortunate that our current account is surplus for third consecutive month. The continuous surplus in the current account is result of incumbent government’s economic policies. Our imports have been reduced over nine percent. It is also a good omen that our foreign reserves are also very strong at present. Major reason for our current account surplus is higher remittances which stand over $34 billion as well as lowered import and enhanced exports. We set a new record in rice export rice last year. We will have to be careful about the supply of standard fertilizers to our farmers. Our cotton has shown a downward trend as we got only seven billion bales this season therefore this sector also needs to have some sort of government’s attention. The government and Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) are working on stringent measures and steps bringing non-filers in the tax net. The finance minister has courageously admitted that minimum threshold for tax money should be enhanced and already taxed people may not be further burdened with new taxes. Oil prices are going up and it will increase cost of our exports.