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ASEAN chief calls for '2nd Fukuda Doctrine' for Asia's future |
India-Japan
trade may touch $15 bn: CII Trade
between India and Japan has the potential to double in the next
two years if issues like trade facilitation and non-tariff barriers
are addressed, according to industry body CII.
Singapore
poised to ride China-India wave: Lee Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong struck a positive note when he said at the SICCI that “China and India continue to surge ahead, despite the problems in the United States economy.” Click
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India,
Japan to swap CEPA negative lists at Tokyo meet
India
is firming up the negative list for its CEPA with Japan. Officials
from both the countries are scheduled to meet in Tokyo later this
month to take the talks forward and exchange preliminary negative
list of items to be excluded from the agreement.
ASEAN
chief calls for '2nd Fukuda Doctrine' for Asia's future
Visiting
ASEAN Secretary General Surin Pitsuwan said at a forum in Tokyo
to celebrate the establishment of the Economic Research Institute
for ASEAN and East Asia, or ERIA, that Asian countries are counting
on Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda to come up with his own version of
the so-called ''Fukuda Doctrine'' to help deepen economic and political
ties in the region.
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