India, US to hold commercial talks after three years on March 10
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India and the US will hold commercial talks after three years on March 10. In an official statement on Monday, it was told that in this the two countries will discuss trade and investment related issues to further strengthen economic ties.
India and the US will hold commercial talks after three years on March 10. In an official statement on Monday, it was told that in this the two countries will discuss trade and investment related issues to further strengthen economic ties. The last Indo-US commercial dialogue was held in February, 2019. After that this meeting could not be held due to Covid pandemic and other reasons.
“It is proposed to resume the talks after a gap of three years with a strategic approach focusing on strengthening and diversifying the supply chain and focus on new emerging sectors,” the commerce ministry said in a statement. US Commerce Minister Gina Raimondo is visiting India from March 7 to 10 for the India-US CEO Forum meeting. According to the statement, “In the meantime, the India-US Commercial Dialogue and CEO Forum will be held on March 10, in which cooperation in various areas will be discussed, so that trade and investment opportunities can be restored between the two countries.
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