India’s major Trade Agreements span across several regions and strategic partnerships
India-UAE (CEPA) : Eliminates or reduces tariffs on over 80% of goods and has pushed bilateral trade past $ 100 billion.
India-Australia (ECTA) : India’s first trade pact with 100% tariff elimination on Indian exports to the country
India-Mauritius (CECPA): India’s first trade agreement with an African nation, covering trade in goods, services, and investment rules
India-Oman : Signed to deepen ties with the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region, bringing substantial tariff coverage for Indian exports
India-Japan (JICEPA) : Promotes trade in goods, services, and investment by mutually lowering duties.
India-European Union (EU) : Concluded the massive India-EU Free Trade Agreement, linking two of the world's largest consumer markets.
India-EFTA (TEPA) : A historic pact with Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, and Switzerland that unlocks $100 billion in investments and creates 1 million direct jobs.
India-ASEAN Countries : A comprehensive Trade in Goods Agreement with the 10-nation bloc, including Singapore, Malaysia, and Vietnam.
India-United Kingdom (UK) : Signed a CETA that offers zero-duty access for 99% of Indian exports, covering textiles, jewellery, and tech services.
India-New Zealand : FTA signed to expand market access in agriculture, dairy, and services.
India-MERCOSUR : A Preferential Trade Agreement (PTA) with South American nations, notably Brazil and Argentina.
India-SAFTA : The South Asia Free Trade Agreement covering India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Bhutan, and the Maldives.
India-APTA : The Asia Pacific Trade Agreement involving China, South Korea, India, and other regional economies.
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