Eam Jaishankar says India’s free trade agreement in the International Federation of Migration by the end of the year

The Minister of Foreign Affairs said.

During a conversation with the head of the Brussels Office Office of the Financial Times Henry Foy at the German Marshall Funds Forum (GMF), Gaishhanskar said about the Free Trade Agreement, which is the axis of India and the European Union, and the two sides also talked about technology, mobility and talent power.

“I think between the end of February and now in June, a lot has been done and all I heard on this trip gives me confidence that it is in the sight of the horizon. By the end of the year, it is possible to do this,” said Jayishkarkar about the free trade agreement during his conversation in Brussels.

He said: “We are really looking to deepen our relationships, so the axis of the Free Trade Agreement, which was under negotiation for some time now. But all I heard, including this morning from the Commissioner šefčovič, was very positive. I think we are making very good.”

“But besides trade when we look … we have a commercial board and technology with the European Union, we discussed the goal of defense and security partnership, we have our copies of the global gate … How can we say that the global gate and the Indian development assistance program to match politicians, and I think it is competing, and I think this is the case, and I think this is the case, and I think it is from an Indian perspective. From the European counterparts, Gyeshanskar said.

Gaishhankar said that it will give India and the European Union very high priority and described it as “an important moment.” He pointed out that the College of Commissioners in the European Union visited India collectively after a short period of assuming its position, which is an extraordinary and positive step.

The minister pointed out that the approach to the foreign policy of India is formed through its history in dealing with challenges independently, without official alliances. This mentality affects its strategic options. Jaishankar diverges India’s position with the history of Europe, saying that India is used to transform geopolitical facts and any differences between the United States and Europe.