PESHAWAR (Pajhwok): The World Bank has underlined the need for efforts to achieve real progress on the South Asia Free Trade Agreement (SAFTA).
In a report released on Wednesday, the World Bank called for multi-pronged effort to remove non-tariff barriers, focusing on information flows, procedures and infrastructure.
Connectivity was a key enabler for robust regional cooperation and integration in South Asia, said the report “Glass Half Full: Promise of Regional Trade in South Asia.”
Trust promoted trade and trade fostered trust, interdependency and . . .
