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By Afshan Subohi, Dawn Newspaper
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KUALA LUMPUR – Eight developing Muslim nations agreed on July 8 to embark on joint ventures to boost food production and endorsed a 10-year blueprint to expand trade cooperation. In a joint statement, the Developing Eight summit warned that the current global shortage and skyrocketing prices of food posed a “serious threat’’ to socio-economic stability. |
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