transit trade การใช้

• The answer lies in a phenomenon known as the Afghan transit trade.
• The revised transit trade agreement is expected to be signed by April 2016.
• Because of its location, the city shares a considerable transit trade with Portugal.
• They profited greatly by the Red Sea transit trade via Aden and Zabid.
• Transit trade accounts for some 10 percent of the country's gross domestic product.
• At the beginning of his reign, Charles William caused the transit trade between protectionist policies.
• Nepal, China pen transit trade treaty, nine other pacts as of 22 of March 2016.
• On that occasion it was described as an " important centre for the transit trade ".
• :For instance, top companies show that there are plenty of companies related to Estonia's petrochemical transit trade.
• By 1822, Minusinsk had emerged as a regional center of farming and transit trade and was granted town status.
• In the Middle Ages, Viljandi was a typical small commercial town, which got its main income from transit trade.
• Syria's leading exports are petroleum, cotton and phosphate, while its services sector is dependent on tourism and transit trade.
• The two states finally signed into law the long-awaited Afghanistan Pakistan Transit Trade Agreement in 2011, intended to improve trade.
• In late 2010, the long-awaited Afghanistan Pakistan Transit Trade Act ( APTTA ) was finally signed by the two states.
• The final blow to Panama's shrinking control of the transit trade between Latin America and Spain came before the mid-18th century.
• The Port of Limassol is one of the busiest ports in the Mediterranean transit trade and the largest port in Cyprus.
• North-South transit trade across Switzerland increased from 2.5 million tons prior to the war to nearly 6 million tons per year.
• "Kuwait's share will be marginal, except for transit trade and the contribution of Kuwait's private sector in reconstruction projects, " he said.
• In contrast to the trade of consumable goods, transit trade occurred over greater distances, goods were more expensive, and more middlemen were involved.