WASHINGTON Det 31 The Indo American textile laika to allow greater acceaa to epch other have proved incondu »iv«, but efforts to resolve dll feretue* will continue, according to informed source*, report* PT1.

Source* said, “The two side* made cunsidetaMe prog resa — substantial progress — but there are some technical issue* which are still outstanding, and we are con-unuing our efforts to see if we can resolve them. We are continuing to work on this to see if we can find some mutually acceptable way of resolving all the outstanding issues."

Hie US wants greater entry into the Indian market and

IndU. winch ha* been short changed In the past Is seeking greater access to the American market until the reatrutton* are ptuuaed out as envisaged In the Uruguay Rout Ml

The talks wen- being field for the last two days under a lime constraint because the same Indian delegation has to -go to Brussels on an unavoidable M hrdule the world organ iaation has fixed

The Indian delegation, led by Ajay Prasad. Join Secretary Ministry of Textile*, included D K Naif from the Apparel Export Promotion Council and Siddharth Rajagopal. Executive Director of the Textile Export. Promotion Council.