From UK to Peru, every nation wants to sign FTA with India to gain access to growing market, says GTRI report
NEW DELHI : India’s rapidly growing market and economy have made it a lucrative option for developed as well as developing countries for free-trade agreements (FTAs), and countries such as Oman, Peru, Europe, and
Year end review 2023 for Department of Commerce, Ministry of Commerce and Industry
NEW DELHI : Central Government has released Year end review 2023 for Department of Commerce, Ministry of Commerce and Industry. Foreign Trade Policy 2023 Foreign Trade Policy 2023 (FTP 2023) was launched on 31st March
India is in negotiation of FTA with EU, UK, Sri Lanka and Peru
NEW DELHI : India is negotiating Free Trade Agreements with the European Union (EU), the UK, Sri Lanka, and Peru, according to a year-end review statement of the Commerce Ministry. India-European Union (EU) free
India and UK look to resolve visa & EV issues under proposed FTA
NEW DELHI : India and the UK are trying to resolve issues concerning visas for domestic professionals and duty concessions on British electric vehicles (EVs) as part of the proposed Free Trade Agreement, and
UK demands protection for GI products from Agri sector under FTA with India
NEW DELHI : The UK’s demand of a higher level of protection for its GI products from the agriculture sector under the proposed free trade agreement (FTA) with India remains an unresolved issue as
UK wants tariff quota on electric vehicles as part of FTA
NEW DELHI : The UK has asked for tariff-rate quotas on its electric vehicle (EV) exports to India as part of the ongoing Free Trade Agreement (FTA) negotiations, a government official said. “They are
Jaishankar meets UK’s new FS David Cameron, holds talks on trade pact, West Asia
NEW DELHI : : India and the UK discussed ways to take forward their negotiations on a free trade agreement (FTA) and global challenges such as the Israel-Hamas conflict and the Ukraine war during a
Limited benefit for India in trade deal with UK : GTRI
NEW DELHI : The India-UK free trade agreement (FTA) is expected to yield only limited benefits for India, as many of its exports to the UK already enjoy low or zero tariffs, a new