- 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.
- 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.
The port of Antwerp is handling significant trade volumes with India, while the European Commission estimates the potential of EU exports as policymakers discuss India-EU FTA opportunities.
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What happened
The port of Antwerp is handling significant trade volumes with India, while the European Commission estimates the potential of EU exports as policymakers discuss India-EU FTA opportunities.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
- India
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Antwerp
municipality in the province of Antwerp, Belgium
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European Commission
executive branch of the European Union
Related events
- The India-EU Free Trade Agreement is successfully translating into increased market access, with Indian firms gaining larger export quotas and accessing the premium car market in the EU.
- Nirmala Sitharaman, Valdis Dombrovskis, Kristalina Georgieva, and other high-level officials discussed deepening the India-EU Economic Partnership, the India-EU FTA, and cooperation through the Trade and Technology Council.
- India-EU FTA is creating business opportunities, with Luxembourg offering potential for Indian business growth.
- The Eurasian Economic Commission and Union are evaluating new trade opportunities with India, recognizing it as a main trade partner.
- India must diversify trade with the UK and EU due to new tariff risks imposed by US law.