Regional Trade and Beyond, #2 (2) Feb 2018
Pakistan allows use of Chinese Yuan for trade, investment
Pakistan will allow the Chinese Yuan to be used for imports, exports and financing transactions for bilateral trade and investment activities, in a move economists said would simplify a massive Chinese investment project.
Pakistan allows use of Chinese Yuan for trade, investment
Pakistan will allow the Chinese Yuan to be used for imports, exports and financing transactions for bilateral trade and investment activities, in a move economists said would simplify a massive Chinese investment project.
Regional Trade and Beyond, #1 (2) Jan 2018
Afghanistan, India establish second air trade corridor
The first phase of the Chabahar port on the Gulf of Oman was inaugurated today by Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, opening a new strategic route connecting Iran, India and Afghanistan bypassing Pakistan.
Afghanistan, India establish second air trade corridor
The first phase of the Chabahar port on the Gulf of Oman was inaugurated today by Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, opening a new strategic route connecting Iran, India and Afghanistan bypassing Pakistan.
CRT RTB-Issue #2(1), December 2017
South Asia economic summit makes renewed regional integration call
The 10th edition of South Asia Economic Summit kicked off in Kathmandu on Tuesday with renewed calls for rapid development of physical infrastructure and removal of non-tariff barriers to expedite regional integration.
South Asia economic summit makes renewed regional integration call
The 10th edition of South Asia Economic Summit kicked off in Kathmandu on Tuesday with renewed calls for rapid development of physical infrastructure and removal of non-tariff barriers to expedite regional integration.
CRT RTB-Issue1(1) November 2017
Centre to aid offshore e-commerce play
The Union government is working on a new policy to expand the footprint of the Indian e-commerce sector to tap potential markets outside the country, including Africa and Southeast Asia.
Centre to aid offshore e-commerce play
The Union government is working on a new policy to expand the footprint of the Indian e-commerce sector to tap potential markets outside the country, including Africa and Southeast Asia.