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India and Switzerland Sign Five New Pacts to Boost Trade and Investment

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What happened

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India and Switzerland signed five new bilateral agreements on October 5, 2026, covering skilled mobility, scientific research, transportation technologies, innovation, and technology transfer. These agreements are designed to strengthen the economic partnership and support the India-EFTA Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement (TEPA). The Prime Minister of India noted that the TEPA is India’s first Free Trade Agreement with a European economic bloc.

From theindianawaaz.com

Why it matters

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The pacts aim to enhance market access for Indian exports in Switzerland and facilitate investment between the two countries. Under the existing agreement, India aims to attract $100 billion in investment and create ten lakh direct jobs over the next 15 years. The agreements also support the implementation of the India-EFTA Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement.

From theindianawaaz.com

Who's involved

  • IndiaSigned the agreements and aims to attract $100 billion in investment and ten lakh jobs.
  • SwitzerlandSigned the five bilateral agreements to deepen economic ties with India.
  • European Free Trade AssociationThe European economic bloc whose trade partnership framework is being supported.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • IndiaSpeculative

    India's exports might see increased market access in Switzerland due to the new pacts.

  • SwitzerlandSpeculative

    Switzerland might see increased investment funding from India facilitated by the bilateral agreements.

  • ETH ZurichSpeculative

    ETH Zurich might see increased contracts for scientific research and technology transfer with India.

  • UBSSpeculative

    UBS might see increased funding in the Swiss banking sector via the new trade and investment pacts.

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