It's clear that Pakistanis want Amazon as #AmazonInPakistan trends on Twitter. People are requesting Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos to launch the service in Pakistan. There has been no comment from Amazon thus far. Here are some of the tweets:
#AmazonInPakistan @amazon @ZakaWaqar
— Junaid khalid (@Junaidk1999) December 12, 2020
We want to give you a warm welcome to our country and work with us. We will give you full support and security with a large proper place.#AmazonInPakistan
We want @amazon in our country. The largest platform of online shopping. @JeffBezos
— Aon Abbas Baloch (@AonAbbasBaloch) December 12, 2020
#AmazonInPakistan
#AmazonInPakistan@JeffBezos @amazon
— vn jv mn (@vnjvmn1) December 11, 2020
Please bring amazon in Pakistan@ZakaWaqar is the man who taught us about the things thats are already happening in the world and we also want these things in Our Country(Pak) https://t.co/GzhgbbWoTG
We really need @amazon
— Huzaifa Hussain Shaikh🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰 (@Huzaifa13340654) December 12, 2020
In #Pakistan. At least give us a chance to prove ourselves. We also want to sell our products on international platforms. I hope u will reply the email which @ZakaWaqar
sent u recently.#AmazonInPakistan
#AmazoninPakistan
— ABDUL HASEEB (@AbdulHaseeba643) December 11, 2020
We want Amazon in Pakistan.
Pakistan is safe & secure country.
We want @amazon to work in Pakistan because everybody knows the importance of online opportunities in Pakistan and a lot of Pakistanis are selling on Amazon. We want #AmazonInPakistan.
— Daniyal (@Daniyal98897835) December 11, 2020
The US e-commerce giant currently provides its services in 16 countries around the world including India where the company has also launched a food delivery business called Amazon Food and is considering a nearly $100 million investment in India's pharmacy chain Apollo Pharmacy.
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Pakistan’s e-commerce and digital economy have received a huge sales boost during the current coronavirus pandemic as the physical mobility of shoppers has remained limited.
Further, the government is also developing an international payment gateway that will be integrated with other online payment platforms like PayPal, aimed at facilitating incoming payments to boost exports and assist freelancers.
Having Amazon will further enhance the IT sector and trade in the country.
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