India and the United Kingdom have announced that their landmark Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) will come into force on July 15, marking a major milestone in bilateral ties. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer jointly confirmed the implementation date, with London describing it as the fastest implementation of a trade deal following its signing in British history. PM Modi said the agreement would significantly boost trade and investment while creating new opportunities for Indian farmers, workers, MSMEs, startups and innovators.

The United Kingdom and India will implement their Free Trade Agreement on July 15. This landmark deal, signed last year, promises to boost trade significantly. Businesses have 28…

The United Kingdom and India will implement their Free Trade Agreement on July 15. This landmark deal, signed last year, promises to boost trade significantly. Businesses have 28…

India-UK free trade pact effective July 15 boosts exports, reduces tariffs, and enhances protections for expatriate workers.

Date agreed upon after PMs Starmer and Modi meet at G7