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Article: Pakistan's industry eager to tap 'gold mine' India

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January 16, 2008
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Frankfurt, Jan. 16 -- Shaken by a series of political upheavals that have rocked Pakistan last year leading to the assassination of former prime minister Benazir Bhutto, the Pakistani business community is eager to establish closer ties with India which is perceived as an "untapped gold mine just next door".

Visiting Pakistani businesspeople were saying this at the just-concluded four-day HeimTextil fair in Frankfurt, rated as the world's largest trade show for the home-textile industry.

Indeed, Pakistan's business community has been closely monitoring the attention India has been getting from the international corporate ...

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