Tuesday, November 5, 2024

Free Trade Agreement: Agreement can be made soon between India and Britain on Free Trade Agreement

FTA Between India and Britain: Talks are going on between India and Britain for a long time regarding Free Trade Agreement. Earlier, the deadline for the agreement regarding the Free Trade Agreement (FTA India Britain) between the two countries was kept till Diwali, but due to the political crisis in Britain, the agreement could not be completed.

In such a situation, now both parties want to complete the agreement on this matter by finalizing the talks as soon as possible. According to reports, the free trade agreement between the two countries is expected to be completed by March 2023. In the month of January 2022, both countries started negotiations for this FTA, with the aim that the agreement should be completed by October, but it could not happen. Now both countries want to complete it as soon as possible.

The agreement can be completed by March 2023.

According to media reports, after the bilateral agreement between the two countries, the trade will more than double. Right now talks are to be held at the secretary and ministry level regarding this agreement. Earlier it was targeted to be completed by Diwali, but due to the political crisis in Britain, the deal could not be completed then. Ever since Rishi Sunak became the new Prime Minister of Britain (UK PM Rishi Sunak), speculations are being made that this agreement will be completed soon.

British PM Rishi Sunak said that

Efforts are being made to reach an agreement on 26 issues through a free trade agreement, out of which the two countries have agreed on about 14. The British delegation is constantly trying to complete this agreement by visiting India. In such a situation, the possibility of completing this deal by March 2023 has increased considerably. Earlier, PM Narendra Modi and British PM Rishi Sunak met for the first time at the G20 Summit. At the G20 summit, Rishi Sunak said that his government will not show any haste with the Free Trade Agreement (FTA Between India and Britain) with all countries and will complete this agreement with quality.

Labor incentive sector will benefit

According to experts, the Free Trade Agreement (India and UK FTA) will register an increase in India’s export sector. Along with this, growth will also be registered in the labor-intensive sector of the country such as processed agro, leather, textile, and jewelery products. This will also increase employment opportunities in the country. Significantly, FTA is international law, according to which two or more countries. Try to overcome the problems of import-export to increase trade between each other. Greater trade can be promoted between the two countries. For this, a free trade agreement has been signed between them.

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