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New Delhi, April 3

The trade between Yunnan Province of China and India increased from $11.34 million in 1996 to $125 million in 2005, said Ms Zhu Dansheng, Deputy Director General, Department of Commerce, Yunnan Province of China. While speaking at a meeting organised by industry chamber CII, she said in 2005 Yunnan imported $91.93 million worth of goods from India and exported $32.71 million worth of goods to India. At the meeting, Mr C.V. Ranganathan, former Indian Ambassador to China, briefed about the latest developments in trade, cultural and tourism sectors between India and Yunnan. CII had organised the meeting for a 21-member Chinese business delegation with Indian businessmen.

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