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Article: MFN status to be the focus of India-Pakistan trade talks

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August 9, 2005
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New Delhi, Aug. 9 (ANI): As Commerce Secretaries of India and Pakistan begin their two-day trade talks today, New Delhi is expected to again urge Islamabad to grant it the most favoured nation (MFN) status while Islamabad is likely to push for greater market access for its goods in India.

Talks on commerce and economic cooperation under the composite dialogue is taking place in the backdrop of recently concluded successful dialogues on nuclear and conventional Confidence Building Measures (CBMs) between the two countries.

The Indian delegation is headed by Commerce Secretary S.N. Menon and the Pakistani side by ...

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