- India and the EU concluded an FTA, deepening strategic cooperation in areas like fintech, space, and digital innovation.
- Bart De Wever made an official visit to India to discuss bilateral relations and the India-EU FTA cooperation.
- Bart De Wever is undertaking a three-day official visit to India, including stops in New Delhi and Mumbai, to discuss bilateral relations.
- Belgium and India signed MoUs and held talks to strengthen their strategic partnership during high-level bilateral discussions.
India and Belgium aim for 2x trade in 5 years.
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Updated Sep 4
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India and Belgium aim for 2x trade in 5 years.
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Belgium and India signed MoUs and held talks to strengthen their strategic partnership during high-level bilateral discussions.Also in this story
- High-level talks focused on the India-Belgium partnership, discussing investment and the establishment of a new manufacturing facility in Rajasthan.
- Bart De Wever visited India to strengthen bilateral ties, including a briefing on MMRDA projects.
- PM of Belgium's official visit to India successfully concluded India-EU FTA negotiations.
- Advocacy for zero tariffs on EU-India trade, with Antwerp serving as the business hub for discussions on a free trade agreement focused on diamonds.
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- Leaders targeted doubling bilateral trade between India and Belgium in five years, while EU members supported the India-EU FTA.
- Belgium has provided assurances to India regarding the issue of arms sales to Pakistan.
- Belgium and Qatar are seeking to expand their trade and investment relations, leveraging Belgium's EU position.
- High-level talks were held in Belgium covering trade, defense, and technology.
- Belgium leverages its position within the EU economic structure, utilizing its ports as gateways to Europe while deepening commercial ties through CETA and shared values.