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India proposal paves way for foreign investment in duty-freeIndia proposal paves way for foreign investment in duty-free
23-Oct-2003
By Gavin LipsithINDIA. Foreign operators will be allowed to invest in Indian duty-free for the first time if proposals by the Airports Authority of India (AAI) are approved.
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INDIA. Foreign operators will be allowed to invest in Indian duty-free for the first time if proposals by the Airports Authority of India (AAI) are approved. The move would make
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