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Afghanistan pledges preferential treatment to Indian businesses

| | Jun 26, 2014, at 01:07 am
New Delhi, June 25 (IBNS) Afghanistan and India have enjoyed traditional ties in the spheres of politics, culture and social interaction but the need of the hour is to revitalize these relations by stepping up business ties, said Shaida Mohammad Abdali, Ambassador of Afghanistan in India, here.
"The two nations should look forward to sustainable and long term connectivity. Afghanistan pledges preferential treatment to Indian businesses in its economy for the same”, he said during an interactive meeting on “Trade Opportunities in Afghanistan” jointly organised by MVIRDC World Trade Centre (WTC) and All India Association of Industries (AIAI).
 
"The five particular areas of fruitful interaction between India and Afghanistan include industrial development, construction, export promotion, agriculture and mining. Afghanistan shall endow preferential treatment at the government, societal and public levels to Indian investments in the economy through government support, land ownership, tax incentives, logistical support, liberal visa regime, investment protection and business security," Abdali said.
 
Abdali proposed the signing of an MoU between MVIRDC World Trade Centre and All India Association of Industries with the export promotion organizations and chambers of commerce of Afghanistan.
 
Vijay Kalantri, Vice-Chairman, MVIRDC World Trade Centre and President, All India Association of Industries said that India and Afghanistan hold cordial relations and India is the sixth largest investor in Afghanistan with net investments worth US$ 2 billion.
 
India’s exports goods worth US $ 474.25 million to Afghanistan while importing goods worth US $ 208.77 million.
 
 
 
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Image no 01: From L-R: Mr. Vijay Kalantri, Vice-Chairman, MVIRDC World Trade Centre and President, All India Association of Industries,  Mr. Shaida Mohammad Abdali, Ambassador of Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, Ms. Rupa Naik, Director – Projects, MVIRDC World Trade Centre, Mr. Ahmad Ali Babak, Consul General, Consulate General of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan and Mr. Y. R. Warerkar, Executive Director, MVIRDC World Trade Centre during an interactive meeting on “Trade Opportunities in Afghanistan” jointly organised by MVIRDC World Trade Centre (WTC) and All India Association of Industries (AIAI).
 
 
 
Image no 02: From L-R: Mr. Vijay Kalantri, Vice-Chairman, MVIRDC World Trade Centre and President, All India Association of Industries,   Mr. Shaida Mohammad Abdali, Ambassador of Islamic Republic of Afghanistan and Mr. Ahmad Ali Babak, Consul General, Consulate General of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan during an interactive meeting on “Trade Opportunities in Afghanistan” jointly organised by MVIRDC World Trade Centre (WTC) and All India Association of Industries (AIAI).
 
 
 

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