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Rao for S Asian key role in world market
NEW DELHI, May 26 . In din * Prime Mlnistei Nara stmha Rao said on Monday that his Impoverished country and Its South Aslan neighbours were keen to become kev players in the new global market, reports Reuter.
"South Asia Is opening out to the global market and sooner rather than later will become ait integral part of this market." Rao said In a message to a meeting of International economists In New Delhi.
Tiers Is a region which Is home to one-fifth of the human race and despite Ils current poverty is one of the moat dy namlc tn terms of Its economic potential."
The conference, co spoil sored by the Manila bused Aslan Development Bank (ADB). began a three day meet Ing in New Delhi to discuss the Iheme “South Asia as a dy namlc partner
India Is the largest of the seven-nation South Asia Asso elation of Regional Cooperation (SAARC)
ADB Vice President T Wil llam Thomson told delegate •> the SAARC countries wire rip« for economic change coni parable with developments In the Far East and South East Asia
"During the last two decades or so, Asia has emer ged as the most dynumk
region in the world." Thomaqn said
"However. In spite of Its Improved growth performance In lhe 1980s. South Asia has »o (ar not shared the economic dynamism of the rest of Asia."
The annual growth rate for South Asia In the past 25 years was 4.6 per cent compared with 8 8 per cent for newly in-dusiriallslng economies such as South Korea and Taiwan.
Thomson said China shared a seven per cent growth rate with Indonesia. Malaysia, the Philippines and Thailand
"South Asias relatively slower economic growth, along with faster population growth
. has increased income differ enllals between II and other regions of Asia," he wild
Rao said he hoped this would change
Winds of change arc evl dent In each of our countries with thorough going cconomic reforms opening up new vistas for accelerated development, he said.
Rao. who completes one year In office next month, has Initiated sweeping economic reforms, liberalising Industrial licensing, providing new Incentives to foreign investors and cutting a deep swathe through India's bureaucratic socialist model economy.
Thomson said India's
booming share market reflected the gains from a liber ■■Used economic polir-y
The rising share prices — along with relaxation In gov ernment rules regarding pricing of new issues — have produced a record number of new Issues which are expected lo raise dollar five to dollar seven billion capital this year alone." Thomson said. "It la clear that In South Asia economic poll cies are moving away from the old inward looking, highly regulated and public sector-kd approach to economic development and that is beginning to have positive economic Im pact In the region."