"Last year during the exhibition we did not face any problems with the visa. This time few people have got it and for lesser duration."

Narendra Modi has surprisingly emerged as the favourite candidate for many across the border who want peace and trade with India.

Despite the fact that both the countries signed a liberalized visa agreement last year, businessmen are still facing problems.

The Prime Minister expressed these views in a meeting of Pak-India Joint Business Council at the Prime Minister's House, his office said.

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Pakistani commerce minister Makhdoom Amin Fahim says the impediments to trade are nothing more than speed-breakers on a highway

Govt intends to issue one-year multiple entry visas to businessmen under a proposed pact to boost trade with Pakistan.

Businessmen from India and Pakistan are hopeful that with a little push from their respective governments, the bilateral trade can jump.

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Sheikh Hasina invited Indian companies to invest in the proposed SEZ in the neighbouring country, and favoured the reopening of Bangladesh-...

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PM Manmohan Singh will flag off the first train connecting central Kashmir with Srinagar during his two-day long visit to J&K.

Even as their country is in the grip of an emergency, Pakistani traders showcasing their products at an exhibitition here hope that cross-b...