India, Czech Republic to expand defence industrial cooperation
- Jan Rafaj called the proposed India–European Union Free Trade Agreement a major turning point that could lower business barriers and accelerate trade.
- Czech companies are seeking joint ventures and investments in India in engineering, construction, energy, transport, and research.
- The proposed agreement could create a free-trade market serving more than 2 billion people, with 93% of Indian shipments receiving duty-free access to the European Union.
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India, Czech Republic Agree to Expand Defence Industrial Cooperation to Promote Make in India, Aatmanirbhar Bharat
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and Czech Republic's First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Industry and Trade Karel Havlíček on Tuesday reviewed the entire spectrum of defence industrial cooperation between the two countries and agreed to expand collaboration under the India-Czech Joint Defence Committee to promote 'Make in India' and 'Aatmanirbhar Bharat'. World News | India, Czech Repu…
This could really change our partnership: Confederation of Industry of Czech Republic President Jan Rafaj hails India-EU FTA - The Tribune
"Yes, this is the opening point, because you know, this could really change our partnership. As you know, before, there were some obstacles for the business, giving too too big burdens. But now we can really start the business much faster and with low, lower barriers," he told ANI.
India, Czech Republic Eye Stronger Defence Industrial Ties Under 'Make in India'
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh held a bilateral meeting with the First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Industry and Trade of the Czech Republic, Karel Havlíček, in New Delhi on Oct 13, 2026. During the interaction, both leaders reviewed the entire spectrum of bilateral defence industrial cooperation. Expressing satisfaction over ongoing joint ventures, both sides […] The post India, Czech Republic Eye Stronger Defence Industrial Ties Under…
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