Soon, direct jewellery export to Pakistan
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Soon, direct jewellery export to Pakistan

Karāchi : Pakistan | Jun 18, 2012 at 11:02 PM PDT
Source: India Abroad
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C ommencement of direct export of jewellery made of precious metals and stones to Pakistan is likely soon. Despite similarities in culture, ethnicity and choices in this regard, the annual jewellery trade between the two countries stood at Rs 88.5 crore (Rs 885 million) in 2011-12. FULL ARTICLE AT India Abroad
 
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