India holds a summit with Australia, New Zealand, and Indonesia, resulting in an FTA that eliminates duties on 100% of Indian exports.
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What happened
India holds a summit with Australia, New Zealand, and Indonesia, resulting in an FTA that eliminates duties on 100% of Indian exports.
Who's involved
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India is pursuing bilateral trade agreements and expanding Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) under the tenure of PM Modi, while the government addresses the impacts of El Nino on agriculture.Also in this story
- India's trade strategy includes pursuing Free Trade Agreements with developed economies, specifically mentioning the EU.
- India, led by Goyal and Modi, is expanding strategic partnerships and bilateral trade with various global partners, including resource cooperation.
- Protests erupt against the Central Government over the corporatization of agriculture due to risks posed by Free Trade Agreements.
- Piyush Goyal discussed trade growth and targets, noting India is exploring a potential FTA with the EAEU bloc.
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Indonesia
island country in Southeast Asia and Oceania
Related events
- Indonesia is advocating for a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) to boost bilateral trade and connectivity.
- India is advancing diplomatic initiatives on multiple fronts, including FTA talks with Kazakhstan and EAEU, strengthening ties with Indonesia, high-level meetings with Egypt, and reviewing cooperation with South Africa.
- India imposed anti-dumping duties on imports from Indonesia, Thailand, and Malaysia, carried out under the WTO multilateral regime.