<h1>Interim government to reactivate joint economic commission and create trade and investment commission to negotiate trade, investment, and shipping measures</h1> The interim government agreed to reactivate an existing joint economic commission and create a new trade and investment commission with the neighbouring country to negotiate trade facilitation, investment promotion and industry cooperation. It requested withdrawal of anti-dumping duties on chemical exports and sought reinstatement of a previously granted duty-free export quota for tea; the other side reportedly gave assurances. The countries also agreed to enhanced shipping, visa and flight arrangements and to sign a five-year reciprocal visa-waiver for officials and diplomats. Legal issues include negotiation of treaty/commission mandates, resolution of anti-dumping measures under trade law, and terms for investment and industrial cooperation.