FOUR countries, each with considerable growth promise, were exploring greater trade and investment prospects at the turn of the century.
They were already among the world’s top 10 countries by way of geographical spread, population size, and national economic strength in GDP, in both nominal and purchasing power parity (PPP) terms. They were also working well together.
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