India, the penetration of the eye in commercial conversations with a visit to Bio Joyal Washington this week

An Indian official announced on Tuesday that the Minister of Commerce, Bowach Joyal, will lead a large Indian delegation to Washington on May 17 to hold critical trade talks aimed at securing a temporary bilateral trade agreement with the United States.

The four -day visit, scheduled for May 20, will witness Joyl to participate with the American commercial actor, Jameson Jarir and Minister of Commerce Howard Lottenic, where both countries are pressuring the completion of the first phase of the broader trade agreement by September to October.

The talks will focus on market arrival, bases of origin, and non -carrier barriers, with negotiators’ meetings from 19 to 22 May. Discussions come amid a 90 -day stoppage on revenge definitions, following the United States’ decision on April 2 to suspend additional definitions of 26 percent on the chosen Indian goods until July 9.

GOYAL’s visit follows the Vice President JD Vance diplomatic journey to New Delhi last month and built on the basic works that were placed during the visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in February, where the two sides set a goal to end the initial phase of commercial resources by autumn 2025 and enhance bilateral trade to $ 500 billion by 2030.

India presses discounts in intensive sectors in employment such as textiles, gemstones, jewelry, leather goods, shrimp, oil, grapes and banana. Meanwhile, the United States is looking for concessions in industrial goods, electric cars, dairy, wine, petrochemicals, and agricultural tools such as apples and tree nuts.

Both countries have already launched the sector’s talks to clarify these issues, with the proposed agreement that covers 19 chapters, including tariffs, services, customs facilitation and non -fire barriers. Washington continues to raise concerns about India’s practices other than the fire that claims to restrict American exports.

With the United States remaining the largest trading partner in India – bilateral trade reached 129 billion dollars in 2024, with an excess of $ 45.7 billion – the risks are high in July visit, as both countries aim to avoid escalating fresh tariffs and deep economic relations under President Donald Trump’s administration.