India-Pakistan bilateral agreements: some potential benefit

Authors

  • Anoop Kumar Associate Professor, Department of Economics, V. A. Govt. Degree College, Atrauli, Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, India

Keywords:

primary sector, secondary sector, service sector, historical relation, common culture and tradition, entertainment aspect, religious inclination

Abstract

The paper serves as a precursor to the extensive examination of economic potentials inherent in the intricate relationship between India and Pakistan. It places particular emphasis on conducting a thorough and meticulous analysis of India's economic landscape, spanning across its primary, secondary, and service sectors, with a specific focus on nurturing trade linkages with Pakistan. Through this analysis, the paper aims to shed light on the multifaceted dimensions of economic collaboration between the two neighbouring nations. One of the central themes underscored in this is the historical ties that bind India and Pakistan. These ties, rooted in shared heritage and intertwined destinies, serve as a cornerstone for understanding the nuances of their economic interactions. Additionally, the abstract highlights the significance of cultural commonalities between the two nations. This shared cultural tapestry, characterized by traditions, values, and customs, forms the backdrop against which economic cooperation can flourish. Moreover, the paper delves into the role of entertainment as a catalyst for economic collaboration. The vibrant entertainment industries of both India and Pakistan, enriched by their cultural heritage, present avenues for creative partnerships and commercial ventures. By recognizing the intrinsic link between entertainment and economic growth, the abstract underscores the potential for synergy in this domain. Religious influences are also acknowledged as integral factors shaping the economic landscape of India and Pakistan. The diverse religious beliefs and practices prevalent in both countries exert a profound impact on consumer behavior, market dynamics, and business practices. Understanding and navigating these religious influences are essential for fostering meaningful economic cooperation between India and Pakistan.

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Published

2024-03-30

How to Cite

[1]
A. . Kumar, “India-Pakistan bilateral agreements: some potential benefit”, J. Soc. Rev. Dev., vol. 3, no. Special 1, pp. 78–79, Mar. 2024.