Saarc law moot postponed

Published March 18, 2007

ISLAMABAD, March 17: The Supreme Court has postponed the 12th Saarc law and the 9th chief justices of Saarc countries conference which was to be held from March 23 to 25 in Karachi. According to the registrar office of the Supreme Court, the three-day conference has been postponed and new dates for it will be announced later.

Delegates from all member countries, besides China, Japan and Afghanistan had been invited to participate in the conference.—APP

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