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Pakistan and China remove duty on leather machinery

13/04/2005

Following talks held during the Chinese Prime Minister’s recent visit to Pakistan the two countries have agreed to remove customs duty on 1,253 products by January 1, 2008. This decision was reached as part of the Early Harvest Programme (EHP) agreement designed to increase the volume of bilateral trade between China and Pakistan. As part of the deal duty on leather goods will be removed, thus opening up the Chinese market to Pakistan.

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