Pakistan set to grant MFN status to India
Pakistan sought access for 250-300 of its items at lowered duties, and has handed over the list to the Indian government
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Pakistan sought access for 250-300 of its items at lowered duties, and has handed over the list to the Indian government
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India will be granted the most-favoured nation (MFN) status from next month, a senior Pakistani official has said. The surprising move from the Nawaz government came at the recent trade talks with India by offering New Delhi the MFN status, but with a condition.
Pakistan sought access for 250-300 of its items at lowered duties, and has handed over the list to the Indian government.
According to Dawn News, a high-ranking official in the ministry of commerce said after getting an assurance for market access, MFN status will be granted to India through the issuance of a statutory regulatory order (SRO).
The MFN status means abolishing the negative list of 1,209 items.
First Published: Jan 26 2014 | 11:51 AM IST