India-Pakistan trade embargo lifted 7 December 1974
The Protocol on Resumption of Trade between India and Pakistan, signed on 30 November 1974, commits both countries to lift trade embargoes and establish normal trade relations effective from 7 December 1974.
India and Pakistan, specifically their Commerce Secretaries and Government Controlled Trade Corporations.
- Lift embargo on trade effective 7 December 1974
- Trade conducted on free convertible currency
- Most-favoured-nation treatment under GATT
- Government-to-Government or through Government Controlled Trade Corporations
- Initial trade in cotton, engineering goods, jute manufactures, iron ore, railway equipment, rice, and tea
- Experts to meet in December 1974 for direct shipping services
- Trade Agreement to be concluded in near future, with delegation visit in January 1975
Written from the document by AI, and checked against it. The original below is authoritative.
The original document
Agreement
30 November, 1974
Document details
| Official title | Protocol on Resumption of Trade |
| Source body | Ministry of External Affairs — bilateral & trade documents |
| Reference number | 6082 |
| Status | closed (agreement) |
| Year | 1974 |
| Closing date | 30 November, 1974 |
| Documents | 1 |