The India-EU FTA hold potential to double bilateral trade every five years India and the European Union (EU), two of the world’s largest democracies representing nearly two billion people and contributing about 21 percent of global GDP, are poised to usher in a new chapter of global trade through a landmark Free Trade Agreement (FTA). As the world navigates through shifting trade patterns, geopolitical conflicts, and supply chain disruptions, the India–EU FTA stands out as a framework for equitable growth and strategic collaboration. It promises not only to boost trade volumes but also to deepen technological, investment, and institutional linkages…
The India–EU FTA will bring a new era of partnership
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