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Pakistan, india: No date decided for trade talks

TDAP) has said that so far no date has been decided for the next round of trade talks between Pakistan and India.

Express October 20, 2011 Less than a minute read

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KARACHI: The Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP) has said that so far no date has been decided for the next round of trade talks between Pakistan and India. “Talks for deepening trade relations between Pakistan and India are part of the composite dialogue and in this regard fundamental problems could not be ignored,” a TDAP spokesperson said.

Published in The Express Tribune, October 20^th, 2011.

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