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Tuesday, November 24, 1998 Published at 17:51 GMT


World: South Asia

Four Asian countries to boost trade


Pakistan, China, Kazakhstan and Kyrgystan have signed an agreement to boost their trade relations.

The deal was reached at a two-day conference in Islamabad.

Pakistan's Communications minister, Raja Nadir Pervez, told the BBC that the four countries would provide each other with transit facilities.

He said the other countries would be able to export goods through the Pakistani ports of Karachi and Gawadar.

From the newsroom of the BBC World Service



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