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Somali pirates on private sector radar

By Paul Betts

Published: June 15 2009 20:42 | Last updated: June 15 2009 20:42

Policy makers around the world are all struggling to revive trade flows that have been blocked by the combination of the credit crunch and the economic recession.

The International Chamber of Commerce is urging the G8 leading nations to take action at their summit in Italy next month to help increase trade finance and to complete the long-stalled Doha Round of trade negotiations. After all, international trade has long become the lifeblood of the international economy.

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