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'India, Canada to skip sensitive areas in trade pact talks': Piyush Goyal
New Delhi: India and Canada have decided to focus on low-hanging fruit, work on areas of convergence and avoid seeking concessions in sensitive sectors in the negotiations for the proposed free trade agreement, commerce and industry minister Piyush Goyal has said. The two countries are negotiating a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA).
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thehindubusinessline.com
India, Canada aim to conclude CEPA by year-end; triple trade by 2030: Piyush Goyal
Union Minister of Commerce Piyush Goyal commenced his three-day visit to Canada, as New Delhi and Ottawa focus on resetting their ties with an aim to conclude the Comprehensive…
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
India, Canada eye 'game changer' deal; aim to triple bilateral trade to $50 billion by 2030
India and Canada are looking to fast-track negotiations for a proposed free trade agreement as both countries push to deepen economic engagement and raise bilateral trade to $50…
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thehindu.com
India, Canada looking at concluding trade pact talks by year end
India and Canada aim to finalize a free trade agreement by year-end to boost bilateral trade significantly.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
India-Canada FTA talks can be concluded before year end target: Piyush Goyal
India and Canada are actively negotiating a comprehensive economic partnership agreement. Officials express optimism for concluding the free trade deal possibly by October. This…
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India, Canada aim to seal free trade deal by November-end, Goyal says Carney 'shaved off a month'
India and Canada are working towards a free trade agreement. Talks are progressing with a target for conclusion by year-end. This pact aims to reduce trade barriers and boost…
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'India, Canada look to conclude FTA talks by year-end,' says Piyush Goyal
NEW DELHI: India and Canada are looking at concluding the negotiations for a free trade agreement by end of this year, commerce and industry minister Piyush Goyal has said. Goyal…
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Piyush Goyal maps out India's bilateral roadmap with Canadian corporate chiefs
Union Minister Piyush Goyal met with prominent Canadian industry leaders in Toronto to explore investment avenues and expand bilateral economic partnerships. Discussions focused…
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hindustantimes.com
Canada-India trade pact may be sealed earlier than expected: Goyal
India’s commerce minister Piyush Goyal was speaking at the Canada-India Trade and Investment Forum, organised by the Canada-India Business Council, in Toronto | World News
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Piyush Goyal wraps up Canada visit focusing on India-Canada CEPA talks, $50 billion trade goal
Union Minister Piyush Goyal concluded a three-day visit to Canada. The trip focused on boosting trade and investment between India and Canada. Discussions also centered on the…
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India, Canada to avoid sensitive sectors in trade pact talks: Piyush Goyal
The two countries are negotiating a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA). The third round of negotiations is underway in Ottawa. The minister was in Canada for a…
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India, Korea acknowledge need to address widening trade deficit in CEPA talks
India and Korea address rising trade deficit in CEPA talks, focusing on digital trade and strategic cooperation.
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India, Canada to skip sensitive sectors in trade talks: Piyush Goyal
India and Canada are prioritizing areas of agreement for their economic partnership. Sensitive sectors will be excluded from negotiations. The goal is to finalize the…
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'India, Canada to skip sensitive areas in trade pact talks': Piyush Goyal
New Delhi: India and Canada have decided to focus on low-hanging fruit, work on areas of convergence and avoid seeking concessions in sensitive sectors in the negotiations for the…
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India, Canada push trade pact amid parallel law enforcement focus
India and Canada advance trade pact negotiations while focusing on law enforcement cooperation, targeting $50 billion in bilateral trade.