India Energy Week 2026: PM Modi says EU agreement signed, hails 'mother of all deals'
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63% : Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the fourth edition of India Energy Week (IEW) 2026 conclave virtually on Tuesday and hailed the India-EU Free Trade Agreement as "Mother of all deals" and an "excellent example of synergy" between two of the world's largest economies.58% : Referring to the India-EU FTA, PM Modi said the agreement would boost trade, manufacturing, services and global supply chains, while strengthening investor confidence in India.
58% : This pact has brought tremendous opportunities for India's 140 crore people and the crores of people in European countries," he said, talking about the India-EU Free Trade Agreement (FTA).
49% : " Before proceeding further, PM Modi said that he would like to mention a "major development", noting the near closure of a "very significant agreement" between India and the European Union.
49% : Additionally, the free trade agreement with the EU will complement the agreements with Britain and EFTA as well.
47% : India and the EU have completed negotiations on a landmark free trade agreement designed to enhance trade and strengthen economic ties.
34% : This Free Trade Agreement will further strengthen the world's confidence in India for every business and investor," he added.
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