Abstract
Pakistan’s trading relations with Nepal are hostage to a
number of natural hazards that bilateral efforts have not yet
been able to overcome. Bilateral growth in Pakistan-Nepal
trade relations independently, without taking India into
account, is not possible because of Nepal’s landlocked position
and its economy’s extraordinary dependence on India. The
prospects of Pakistan-Nepal trade hinge on the state of
hostility between India and Pakistan. It would need gearing
up regional and multilateral efforts to promote Nepal’s
external trade, which will, in turn, also boost its trade and
economic relations with Pakistan.
Dr Ahmad Rashid Malik. (2010) The Emerging Dimensions Of Pakistan-Nepal Trade, IPRI Journal, Volume-10, Issue-1.
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