Bilateral ties: Pakistan, India to enhance industrial competitiveness

Sahney said that there were hurdles to economic integration which includes high tariff rates.


APP October 15, 2013
Sahney said that there were hurdles to economic integration which includes high tariff rates. PHOTO: FILE

LAHORE:


President South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI), Vikramgit Singh Sahney on Tuesday said that constrained bilateral relations were the reason behind low trade between Pakistan and India.


He said this while discussing current state of affairs with Vice President SAARC Chamber of Commerce and Industry  Pakistan chapter, Iftikhar Ali Malik.

Sahney said that there were hurdles to economic integration which includes high tariff rates and non-tariff barriers, and inadequate infrastructure for trade. Sahney said that currently trade is $2 billion per year which can be increase by 10 times.

Published in The Express Tribune, October 16th, 2013.

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COMMENTS (9)

Naseema Perveen | 10 years ago | Reply

Is the decrease in volume of trade due to tariffs only?

Zeeshan | 10 years ago | Reply

In my point of view the low trade between Pakistan and India is causing the constrained bilateral relations .

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