India and Qatar set to finalise free trade agreement this week, to double bilateral trade to $28 billion
The visit aims to finalise terms for a free trade agreement to boost bilateral trade, which exceeded $14 billion in 2024-25, and enhance cooperation across multiple sectors.
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India and Qatar set to finalise free trade agreement this week, to double bilateral trade to $28 billion
India and Qatar are expected to finalise terms of reference this week to start talks for a free trade agreement (FTA), the commerce ministry said in a statement on Sunday.
Piyush Goyal to visit Qatar from October 6-7; to co-chair Qatar-India joint commission meeting
Union Minister of Commerce and Industry, Piyush Goyal is visiting Doha, Qatar for the meeting of the Qatar-India Joint Commission on Trade and Commerce from 6-7 October 2025, the Ministry said in a release on Sunday.
Piyush Goyal to embark on first visit to Qatar starting Oct 6, India–Qatar FTA in focus
Union Minister Piyush Goyal will visit Doha, Qatar, on October 6, 2025, for a two-day meeting of the Qatar-India Joint Commission on Trade and Commerce. Co-chaired with Qatar's Minister, this visit underscores India's commitment to strengthening trade and investment ties with Qatar, a key GCC partner with bilateral trade projected to exceed USD 14 billion.
India-Qatar: FTA Reference Terms To Be Finalised This Week, Enhancing Trade & Investment
Goyal will attend the Qatar-India Joint Commission on Trade and Commerce meeting. It will be co-chaired by Sheikh Faisal bin Thani bin Faisal Al Thani, Minister of Commerce and Industry of Qatar.He is accompanied by senior officials from different ministries and a large business delegation.
India and Qatar to Discuss FTA, Agriculture, and Trade Ties During Piyush Goyal’s Doha Visit
Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal is visiting Doha, Qatar, to discuss strengthening trade, agriculture, and the proposed Free Trade Agreement between India and Qatar. The talks aim to enhance investment flows and deepen economic cooperation across key sectors.
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