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Political compulsions keep SAARC, SAFTA?from growing?

18 February, 2007
Ashok B Sharma, Financial Express
How far the developing countries will be able to carry on with the least developed ones, by giving them more concessions will determine which way South Asia Free Trade Agreement (SAFTA) goes.
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