FTAs can’t be used to damp steel : Piyush Goyal
NEW DELHI : India, in ongoing talks on several Free Trade Agreements, may push for clauses to ensure that steel products imported from the partner country are manufactured in that country rather than being routed
India and Malaysia looking at reviewing 2011 trade pact : Malaysian Foreign Minister Kadir
NEW DELHI : India and Malaysia are firming up a framework for conducting trade in national currencies and initiating a process to review the 12-year-old comprehensive economic cooperation agreement to include new domains and
Uganda’s bold digital leap : Integrating blockchain into international trade
KAMPALA : The world of international trade is undergoing a seismic shift, and Uganda is setting itself up to be at the forefront of this change. In a bid to supercharge its trade ecosystem
Export competitiveness in auto sector of Pakistan
KARACHI : The automobile sector in Pakistan is facing the brunt of the current economic crisis. The balance of payments-related challenges, which have led to not only restrictions on imports but also an economic
WCO welcomes G7 Trade Ministers’ Statement on enhancing Global Trade and Customs Operations
HIROSHIMA : The G7 Trade Ministers issued a statement at a meeting in Osaka-Sakai on 29 October 2023, outlining various policies necessitating actions by Customs administrations. These areas include enhancing supply chain resilience, regulating
Canada stopped talks on FTA : Piyush Goyal
NEW DELHI : The talks between India and Canada for a (FTA)free trade agreement are on a pause as the latter stopped discussions due to some misconceptions, Union Minister Sri Piyush Goyal said. “There are some
NimbusPost taps AI to enhance e-comm logistics
GURUGRAM : The festive season holds significant importance for e-commerce companies and direct-to-consumer (D2C) brands, offering an opportunity for increased sales and establishing themselves as top choices for holiday shoppers. However, the surge in
Gujarat govt inks 8 more MoUs for proposed investment of Rs. 5,115 crore
GANDHINAGAR : Gujarat government on 2nd November signed 8 more Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with various investors for estimated investment totaling Rs. 5,115 crore. MoUs were signed for a proposed investment of Rs. 1770