India, UK will continue to work in improving trading relationship, addressing market access barriers outside of trade agreement: Joint statement
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India, UK will continue to work in improving trading relationship, addressing market access barriers outside of trade agreement: Joint statement

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Jan 13, 2022, 06:40 pm IST
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The joint statement said both parties have agreed that the first round of negotiations will begin on January 17, and future rounds of negotiations will take place approximately every five weeks

The joint statement said both parties have agreed that the first round of negotiations will begin on January 17, and future rounds of negotiations will take place approximately every five weeks

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As per the statement, trade negotiations will be a priority for both India and UK, as both the countries build upon the Enhanced Trade Partnership launched by our Prime Ministers in May 2021.

 

London [UK], January 13 (ANI): India and UK will consider the option of an Interim Agreement that generates early benefits for both countries, said a joint statement, adding that in parallel to trade negotiations, the India-UK Joint Economic and Trade Committee will continue to work in improving the trading relationship and addressing market access barriers outside of a trade agreement.

According to the statement, India and United Kingdom have formally launched negotiations for FTA between our two countries by Indian Minister for Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal and UK Trade Secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan, who is in New Delhi for the discussions.

"An India-UK Free Trade Agreement would be a substantial opportunity for both of our economies and a significant moment in the India-UK bilateral relationship," the joint statement read.

"The India-UK bilateral trading relationship is already significant, and both sides have agreed to double that bilateral trade by 2030, as part of Roadmap 2030 announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Prime Minister Boris Johnson in May 2021. India and the UK will seek to agree to a mutually beneficial agreement supporting jobs, businesses, and communities in both countries," it added.

As per the statement, trade negotiations will be a priority for both India and UK, as both the countries build upon the Enhanced Trade Partnership launched by our Prime Ministers in May 2021.

"During negotiations, and on the path to a comprehensive agreement, both Governments will consider the option of an Interim Agreement that generates early benefits for both countries. In parallel to trade negotiations, the India-UK Joint Economic and Trade Committee will continue to work in improving the India-UK trading relationship and addressing market access barriers outside of a trade agreement," the joint statement read.

It added that both parties have agreed that the first round of negotiations will begin on January 17, and future rounds of negotiations will take place approximately every five weeks. The Indian negotiating team will be led by Nidhi Mani Tripathi, Joint Secretary, Department of Commerce, and the UK negotiating team will be led by Harjinder Kang, Director for India Negotiations at the Department for International Trade.

The ambition of both countries is to negotiate a broad agreement that will deliver for businesses and consumers, it added. (ANI)
  
                    

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