EU set to agree trade breaks for Pakistan
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union appears likely to grant trade concessions worth hundreds of millions of euros to flood-hit Pakistan as part of an effort to maintain stability in the country, diplomats said on Friday.
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