"Would expect that bilateral trade will be on the level of USD 50 billion, maybe even more and I think for that we have all the perspective," Russian Minister Sergey Cheryomin told ANI on his expectation for India Russia bilateral trade.
Il Sole 24 Ore's editorial staff denounced the repeated publication of advertorials, disguised as legitimate articles on the benefits of investing in China, inside the influential paper.
Sri Lankan High Commissioner to India, Milinda Moragoda, met the Reserve Bank of India governor Shaktikanta Das on Wednesday and discussed bilateral economic cooperation.
Sergey Cheryomin, Head of the Department for External Economic and International Relations of Moscow on Wednesday said cooperation prospects between the Russian payment system Mir and Indian payment system RuPay are bright and would also help boost tourism.
Small-scale business owners in Bhutan's Tsirang district have benefitted economically from Sunday cloth markets as they help them earn a decent living.
Chinese government's portrayal of a rebound in economic activities appears to be in contrast with reports of widespread dissatisfaction among various sections of society.
Ahmedabad (Gujarat) [India], March 28 (ANI/PNN): Amid challenging economic conditions, startups and businesses must relook at their business models and adopt more frugal business practices to attract investor interest, experts said at the GVFL Annual Investors Meet 2023.
Amid the depreciating value of the Pakistani Rupee and shortage of foreign exchange reserves, Pakistan faces a critical shortage of live-saving drugs, Pakistan based The News International reported citing local media.
The company has written Central Power Purchasing Agency -Guaranteed (CPPA-G) a number of letters, most notably one on February 22, 2023, in which it asked for payment of its unpaid debts and alerted CPPA-G of impending debt servicing needs totalling Rs 28 billion.
Pakistan is on the verge of bankruptcy and is roiled by several crises such as food shortage, high inflation, shrinking trade, unemployment, power outage, political instability, and growing debt. Yet, the focus has been on making religious punishments more rigorous.