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News Updates –
May 2008
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Industry hails lifting of ban on Cambodian rice exports
From abs-cbnnews.com, May 28, 2008
Industry experts
hailed Cambodia's decision to become the first country to lift
a ban on rice exports, saying the move would benefit local
farmers and could help dampen global prices of the grain.
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For Indian giant Tata,
Vietnam’s a steel
Vietnam Net Bridge, Vietnam, May 23, 2008
VietNamNet Bridge
- Tata Steel, India’s largest integrated private-sector steel
manufacturer, has entered into strategic partnership with
VNSTEEL, Vietnam’s largest steel company, to develop the iron
and steel industry. Tata Steel’s chief executive of Southeast
Asia projects Indronil Sengupta talks about the company’s
strategy.
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India accuses Viet Nam firms of dumping textiles
Vietnam
News, Vietnam-May 15, 2008
HA NOI —
India has commenced an anti-dumping investigation against
certain types of textiles imported from China, Thailand, and
Viet Nam, the Ministry of Industry and Trade’s Competition
Administration Department announced yesterday.
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WTO
commitments mean open arms for telecoms
Vietnam
News, Vietnam-May 14, 2008
The telecommunications sector in Viet Nam
is among those sectors which are "conditional" for foreign
investors. In other words, it appears on a list of sectors for
which foreign investment is only allowed under certain
conditions.
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India
trade to reach $2 billion in 2008
Vietnam
News, Vietnam- May 03, 2008
HCM CITY — Two-way
trade between India and Viet Nam is expected to reach US$2
billion in 2008, two years ahead of goals set in the joint
statement issued nearly one year ago when the two countries
established a strategic partnership
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India
says close to clinching ASEAN free trade deal
Reuters India,
India-May 03, 2008
NUSA DUA,
Indonesia (Reuters) - India is close to clinching a free trade
deal with Southeast Asian nations, spurred on by a bleak
global economic outlook and rising food prices, Trade Minister
Kamal Nath said on Saturday
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