It is an ‘unusual’ possibility in the history of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) that a summit is following by some positive developments in India-Pakistan relations. SAARC has long suffered from bilateral hatred between India and Pakistan slowing its progress on a range of issues, particularly free trade in South Asia. There have been ups and downs in relations between India and Pakistan due to territorial, naval disputes, an allegation of cross-border terrorism, divergence sharing of river waters and curbs on trade. The SAARC aims at promoting economic cooperation via free trade in the region; so the economic ties between India and Pakistan have been of groovy and great significance.