EU Single Market and potential of (SAFTA) South Asian Free Trade Area - Hossain, Sharif
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There are no borders and no Kashmir disputes between India and Pakistan. There is no terrorist attack on Afghanistan and Pakistan. A super-national authority has been formed who prevent any disputes between the South Asian nations. People are traveling for their business, vacations and family reunion all over South Asia. Free movement of people, capital, service, and labor has been adopted. A South Asian Citizenship has been introduced by that any citizen SAARC country can enjoy the social benefits of any South Asian country. Is this myth or reality? (SAFTA ) South Asian Free Trade Area has a…mehr

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There are no borders and no Kashmir disputes between India and Pakistan. There is no terrorist attack on Afghanistan and Pakistan. A super-national authority has been formed who prevent any disputes between the South Asian nations. People are traveling for their business, vacations and family reunion all over South Asia. Free movement of people, capital, service, and labor has been adopted. A South Asian Citizenship has been introduced by that any citizen SAARC country can enjoy the social benefits of any South Asian country. Is this myth or reality? (SAFTA ) South Asian Free Trade Area has a vision of establishing a borderless free market in South Asia. By trade eventually, it will bring back the regional peace and prosperity. However, it has to walk a long and curvy road
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Sharif Hossain graduated from Europa-Universität Flensburg, University of Southern Denmark, Sønderborg, 2016. He is a researcher in regional integration and free trade. Completed thesis on EU Single market and South Asian Free Trade Area. Interested to research on revenue loss and recover the loss due to border free market in developing countries.