Pakistan, India sign trade agreements

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The agreements were signed in the presence of Pakistan's Minister for Trade Amin Faheem and Secretary Trade Muneer Qureshi and the leader of Indian delegation  and India Secretary Trade S. R. Rao.

The agreements revolve around improving issues pertaining to Customs, and solving matters pertaining to conflicts over biletral trade ensuing from quality matters.

During the talks suggestions over starting direct flights between Islamabad and Delhi, opening television channels broadcast in each other's country, formation of a joint Pak-India Business Council and others matters were also made.

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