Dr Arpita Mukherjee, Professor at ICRIER, opines that while negotiating trade agreement talks with the UK, India needs to carefully consider what it is willing to offer in return for greater market access to its industry. Moreover, India also needs to diversify its “ask lists” in trade negotiations with the...
Rohit Singh, Director at UK-India Business Council, feels that UK businesses’ willingness to embrace the AatmaNirbhar Bharat initiative demonstrates a strong commitment to India. At the same time, he also shares his views on how India can be a more attractive destination for UK-based companies. The bilateral relationship (both diplomatic...
A CATR report on India-UK trade Agreement concludes that UK’s GDP per capita and overall GDP are more significant determinants of India’s export trend as compared to trade barriers. The report projects that India’s exports could grow by 9-10% by 2025 in the event of an FTA being concluded today...
Laura Demetris, Deputy Director for Investment and Marketing – South Asia at British High Commission, envisions the Indo-UK relationship as highly symbiotic, with the two countries responsible for half a million jobs in each other’s economies and bilateral trade at £ 24 billion in 2019. She emphasises on the shared...
• India has been one of the few countries whose primary exports during Covid phase experienced a proliferation which mainly includes cereals, animal and vegetable fats, sugar, fruits, vegetables, pharmaceuticals, processed oils and fats. This has been the litmus test for Indian exporters during the pandemic phase and they have very...
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