Cereals and legumes Prices in Pakistan
Pakistan has official religion of Islam and is the second-largest Muslim country in the world. Cereals and legumes are very important in the lives of Middle Eastern people and are considered as an important part of their diet. Pakistan, a member of the World Trade Organization since 1994, has substantially reduced tariffs on imported goods since 1998. Farmers in the Middle East and West Asia widely grow different types of grains and legumes
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Pakistan's GDP growth rates have seen a steady increase over the past five years. Some West Asian countries that are active in the production and trade of grains and legumes. All kinds of investment banks and financial development institutions and investment funds are responsible for transferring money and capital flows in the country. Per capita consumption of grains and legumes in West Asia may vary depending on the country and other factors
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