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India-UK trade deal opens $600 billion public procurement market to UK firms
Once the India-UK Free Trade Agreement (FTA) gets implemented, India’s $600 billion government procurement market will be open for UK businesses. This will be the second FTA after India-UAE FTA where the partner country gets near national treatment in India’s public procurement business.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke with British Foreign Secretary David Lammy and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz in ...
India’s recently signed free trade agreement (FTA) with the United Kingdom is “historic” and could serve as a “gold standard” ...
Not giving duty concessions to the UK on wines is significant, as the EU is a major player in this segment. Any import duty ...
After three years of formal talks, India and the United Kingdom (UK) successfully concluded the negotiations for a Free Trade ...
PM Narendra Modi hailed the agreement as a historic moment, while Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal noted that the trade deal ...
The DCC is designed to facilitate the movement of employees between India and the UK by addressing the complexities of social ...
Among the top beneficiaries of the FTA is India's textiles and apparel sector. With the UK eliminating duties on garments and ...
The FTA has come at a time when the economic relations between India and the UK are growing, with their bilateral trade at ...
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