The Commerce Ministers of India and Pakistan will meet after a gap of over three years in New Delhi next month to discuss ways to boost trade and proposals to remove non-tariff barriers as the two countries make efforts to normalize relations. Indian Commerce Minister Anand Sharma has invited his Pakistani counterpart Makhdoom Amin Fahim, a senior leader of the ruling Pakistan People's Party, to visit New Delhi for the meeting. The meeting will be a follow-up to talks in Islamabad in April between the Commerce Secretaries of the two sides, the Press Trust of India reported.
