India-Canada CEPA talks to kickstart next week: Piyush Goyal
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54% : He also noted India's active trade negotiations with around 50 countries, including the US, EU, and GCC. Canada and India are looking at Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) and conversations around that will kickstart next week, Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal said Friday.53% : India is also actively in discussion with the US and 27 nation European Nation.
50% : "We have recently started negotiations with Eurasia and working to start negotiations very quickly with Israel with whom Terms of Reference was finalized last week," he said, as was quoted in a FICCI statement.
44% : Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Goyal said, has proved that the betterment of economy can also be the basis of politics, and this is evident from the recent Free Trade Agreements which India has signed or currently working on with other developed nations.
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