India-UK trade deal: Why the new FTA in the series of bilateral FTAs is a joint success of trade & foreign policy

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India-UK trade deal: Why the new FTA in the series of bilateral FTAs is a joint success of trade & foreign policy - Times of India

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The timing of the India UK FTA can’t be better when India is also expecting to close the bilateral trade discussions with the US government.

Signing of a series of new FTAs underline the success of India’s foreign policy and trade policy working together.

By Himanshu TewariThe recent announcement of India UK FTA is new in the series of bilateral FTAsnegotiated in the recent past – starting with Australia, followed by UAE and EFTA countries (Norway, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Iceland).