Goal is to achieve $40 billion in two-way trade by 2010
A bilateral pact between China and India intends to boost two-way trade between the partners to $40 billion by 2010.
“There is enough space for the two nations to develop together in a mutually supportive manner while remaining sensitive to each others’ concerns and aspirations,” remarked Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.
Bilateral trade is estimated to reach $20 billion in 2006-2007, compared to just $260 million in 1990.
|
Did you enjoy this article? Click here to subscribe to the magazine.
White Papers
Post your white paper in this resource section to make it easy for users to find information on your products.
RFP
Click here to forward your request for quote to suppliers you select.
Buyer's Guide
Find listings of suppliers and service providers for every piece of the Global Supply Chain.
Digital Edition
An interactive version of our print magazine allows you to easily read, share with friends, and click on web links to get further resources.
eNewsletter
Subscribe to receive current information on market conditions, technology developments and industry practices.
Web Exclusives
A selection of supply chain industry reports, analysis, and studies found only on the WT100 site.
Subscribe Now! World Trade explores several facets of domestic and international economic development. Sign up for a FREE subscription to gain the resources to increase profitability within your business.
