Cheers to our trade diplomacy, for pulling off five significant FTA agreements in twelve months, with the UK, EU, Oman, New Zealand, and the US!!
More such successes of our trade diplomacy, can be expected going forward!!
These targeted partnerships aim to boost exports, attract investment, and secure supply chains by linking India, with key global markets and diversifying its economic relationship
The watchwords should now be "meticulous implementation and consistent monitoring" of the provisions in these deals, jointly with our respective FTA partners.
Yes, a key aspect which we and our respective FTA partners need to be sensitive about, is that, at the end of it, it would be our respective domestic constituencies, which would be the 'final judges' of the success of such deals. No political establishment can afford to overlook this vital fact.
Once, we do get a 👍 from our respective domestic constituencies, we with our FTA partners can make great strides furthering the scope of such agreements, to include those sectors, which have been left out right now, due to the sensitivities involved.
That, in the ultimate analysis, we can aspire to further strengthen the WTO, to ensure a rules-based, and globally beneficial trade environment, would certainly not be an utopian vision. 👍 😊
More such successes of our trade diplomacy, can be expected going forward!!
These targeted partnerships aim to boost exports, attract investment, and secure supply chains by linking India, with key global markets and diversifying its economic relationship
The watchwords should now be "meticulous implementation and consistent monitoring" of the provisions in these deals, jointly with our respective FTA partners.
Yes, a key aspect which we and our respective FTA partners need to be sensitive about, is that, at the end of it, it would be our respective domestic constituencies, which would be the 'final judges' of the success of such deals. No political establishment can afford to overlook this vital fact.
Once, we do get a 👍 from our respective domestic constituencies, we with our FTA partners can make great strides furthering the scope of such agreements, to include those sectors, which have been left out right now, due to the sensitivities involved.
That, in the ultimate analysis, we can aspire to further strengthen the WTO, to ensure a rules-based, and globally beneficial trade environment, would certainly not be an utopian vision. 👍 😊
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