India and Britain will start talking on FTA next year, important meeting between PM Modi and Keir Starmer
Negotiations on the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between India and Britain will start again. This was agreed upon in a separate meeting between PM Narendra Modi and Britain's PM Keir Starmer during the G-20 summit. Later, Britain's PM Starmer announced this and said that the talks between India and Britain on FTA will start again early next year.
Negotiations on the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between India and Britain will start again. This was agreed upon in a separate meeting between PM Narendra Modi and Britain's PM Keir Starmer during the G-20 summit. Later, Britain's PM Starmer announced this and said that the talks between India and Britain on FTA will start again early next year. This was the first meeting between the two leaders in which a comprehensive review of bilateral relations was done.
PM Modi also raised the issue of extradition of criminals who commit economic crimes in India and take refuge in Britain. PM Modi stressed that it is important to resolve the cases related to economic offenders between the two countries. Both the criminals have been in Britain for a long time and the extradition proposal of the Indian government is entangled in legal complications.
PM Modi will attend the G-20 summit in Rio de Janeiro, the capital of Brazil. PM Modi had separate bilateral meetings with the heads of five important European countries, namely Britain, Italy, France, Portugal, and Norway. For the first time, at a time when there has been growing tension in America-China relations, the ongoing war between Ukraine and Russia, the situation in West Asia, and the Indo-Pacific region, the Indian PM and diplomats comprehensively reviewed relations with European countries.