Nepal has requested that India remove restrictive trade barriers on its steel and jute products after export declines led to a loss of Rs10 billion in revenue. In response, Indian officials have maintained that these measures are governed by formal investigative processes and require further technical evaluation before any potential easing of curbs.
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Nepal has requested that India remove restrictive trade barriers on its steel and jute products after export declines led to a loss of Rs10 billion in revenue. In response, Indian officials have maintained that these measures are governed by formal investigative processes and require further technical evaluation before any potential easing of curbs.
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