Countries such as India and China should help finance the Eurozone debt crisis in return for investment in their own countries, S P Hinduja, leading NRI entrepreneur and Chairman of the Hinduja Group has said.
In a letter addressed to leaders of the G-20 meeting to be held at Cannes in France, Hinduja urged them to adopt a “two-way street solution” to the current financial crisis. He said, “the foremost need is to urgently bring about an understanding among the Eurozone leaders to deal with the sovereign debt crisis of its members.”
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