New Delhi's biggest trade deal ever

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

72% : Over 99 per cent of Indian exports by value will get better access to EU markets, while the EU expects its exports to double by 2032.
60% : "This FTA will boost investment between India and the European Union, create new innovation partnerships and strengthen supply chains globally.
58% : * Agriculture sector: Products including tea, coffee, spices, fruits, vegetables and processed food will get better access to the EU, while sensitive areas like dairy and cereals are protected.
54% : * Traditional medicine access: Practitioners of Indian traditional medicine can work in some EU countries.
51% : India and the European Union (EU) on Tuesday announced the conclusion of negotiations over a free trade agreement (FTA) that would see the EU drop tariffs on 99.5% of items India exports to the region, with most tariffs going down to 0% immediately once the agreement comes into effect.
50% : * Automobile sector: EU carmakers will have limited entry into India, while cars made in India will have better access to EU markets.
50% : * Easier movement of people: Skilled Indian professionals, business visitors, students and researchers will find it easier to move between India and EU countries.
46% : The negotiations for the FTA began back in 2007 but faced multiple delays due to various issues, including differences over market access, intellectual property rights, and environmental standards.
41% : "Today India has concluded the biggest free trade agreement in its history.

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