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Home›Green Marine›India, Pakistan may ease curbs on shipping to foster trade
Green Marine

March 11, 2005 · about 21 years ago

India, Pakistan may ease curbs on shipping to foster trade

The sea-borne trade between India and Pakistan is set to become cheaper and far more convenient. The two countries are learnt to be working on a proposal to do away with rules that restrict movement of ships between the two countries. The current shipping protocol bans lifting of cargo by ships that

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The sea-borne trade between India and Pakistan is set to become cheaper and far more convenient. The two countries are learnt to be working on a proposal to do away with rules that restrict movement of ships between the two countries. The current shipping protocol bans lifting of cargo by ships that do not belong to either of the two countries.

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