There is no fixed deadline for the free trade agreement in India, but negotiations are underway to complete the deal as soon as possible

Although India is looking to accelerate the negotiations of commercial deals with many countries, the free trade agreement in India and the US agency may take some time and that official sources have confirmed that there is no fixed deadline for that.

The source said: “The negotiations are still ongoing on the free trade agreement in India to India with the aim of finishing it as soon as possible. But instead of just looking for some rapid reforms, the effort is to solve all issues in this commercial agreement.”

Issues including the skilled Indian professionals and the total agreement are some of the suspended keys that are asked about New Delhi while the UK is still keen to increase access to markets. Meanwhile, the bilateral investment treaty is still in discussion.

The Minister of Trade and Industry is currently in Europe and concludes a two -day trip to the United Kingdom on April 29. The visit was expected to be granted the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade in India and Trade.

“I arrived in London for two days of attractive discussions aimed at strengthening relations between trade and bilateral investment. In my first participation, I held a fruitful meeting with the UK’s Secretary of State for Business and Trade to develop the negotiations of the Free Trade Agreement, which enhances our commitment to deepening economic relations in India-“, and GOYAL was published on X on April 28.

There was an expectation that there would be some announcement of the commercial deal. On April 29, Joyl published, “Sorry was a meeting with the Treasury Adviser along with the UK’s Secretary of State for Business and Trade. He had a fruitful exchange of economic relations in India and the United States and more construction on our strong partnership.”

As part of his ongoing visit, GOYAL is now in Osla where he is holding talks to implement the India (TEPA) commercial and economic partnership agreement and enhance bilateral relations. Brussels will also visit talks on the India-European Union Free Trade Agreement.

In addition to many other countries, India is working to quickly track free trade deals in the continuous trade war by the United States. While the United States has reached a period of 90 days on mutual definitions, countries around the world are holding markets to expand markets through trade agreements.