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  Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressing the India Energy Week, highlighting the India-EU Free Trade Agreement as a major boost to manufacturing and services. Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday described the India-European Union Free Trade Agreement (FTA) as the “mother of all deals”, underlining its transformative potential for India’s manufacturing and services sectors. Speaking while inaugurating the India Energy Week virtually, the Prime Minister said the long-awaited trade pact will significantly strengthen investor confidence in India and reinforce global supply chains. The conclusion of negotiations for the FTA is set to be formally announced at the India-EU Summit in Delhi, marking a historic breakthrough after years of complex and often stalled discussions. Boost for Manufacturing and Services Prime Minister Narendra Modi says the India-EU Free Trade Agreement, dubbed the “mother of all deals”, will boost manufacturing, expand services, strengthen investor confidenc...

  India and the European Union are on the verge of finalizing a major trade deal by January 27 , marking a significant breakthrough in their long-running economic negotiations. Breakthrough in Strategic Trade Talks India and the European Union are on the verge of finalizing a major trade deal by January 27 , marking a significant breakthrough in their long-running economic negotiations. The agreement is expected to serve as a key milestone within the broader India–EU Free Trade Agreement (FTA) framework, reflecting renewed momentum and political commitment on both sides. Boost to Economic and Market Access The upcoming deal aims to enhance market access, reduce trade barriers, and strengthen cooperation across priority sectors such as manufacturing, services, digital trade, and green technologies. For India, the agreement supports export growth and supply-chain integration, while the EU stands to benefit from deeper access to one of the world’s fastest-growing major economies...