India-UK free trade pact gets cabinet nod, signing set for 24 July in London
UNITED KINGDOM, JUL 23 – The India-UK Free Trade Agreement will eliminate tariffs on 99% of Indian exports and is expected to boost bilateral trade to $120 billion by 2030, officials said.
- The Union Cabinet approved the India-UK Free Trade Agreement, which will be signed on July 24 during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the UK.
- The agreement aims to eliminate tariffs on 99% of trade lines, enhancing access for Indian exports and British products.
- India and Maldives have started preliminary discussions for a Free Trade Agreement to deepen economic ties after past diplomatic strains.
- Modi's visits aim to strengthen development cooperation and strategic ties.
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