International trade

 India’s Free Trade Agreements in 2025: Growth, Strategy & Impact India ke FTA Network Updates 2025 – Ek Vishtrit Vishleshan India ka foreign trade landscape 2025 me ek bade badlav se guzar raha hai, jisme naye Free Trade Agreements (FTAs), Bilateral Investment Treaties (BITs), aur Preferential Trade Arrangements (PTAs) par tezi se kaam ho raha hai. Yeh report, jo India Briefing ke February 21, 2025 ke article par based hai, in updates ka ek comprehensive overview deti hai. Overall Overview aur Context 2025 tak, India ke paas 13 active FTAs hain jo duniya ke bade markets jaise ki US, UK, EU, ASEAN ke saath judte hain. Saath hi, Africa, Latin America aur Arab Gulf ke saath naye agreements explore kiye ja rahe hain. India apne investment treaties aur PTAs ko bhi review kar raha hai taaki global investor protection aur national interests ke beech ek balance banaya ja sake. 2025 ke Major FTA Negotiations India-US FTA Dono desh 2030 tak US$500 billion ka bilateral trade target achi...

  🍇 India Eyes Grape Export to New Zealand as Trade Talks Gain Momentum! 🍇 India aur New Zealand ke beech trade talks aage badh rahe hain, aur is dauraan New Zealand ki ek trade delegation Maharashtra visit kar rahi hai taaki Indian grapes import karne ke possibilities explore ki ja sakein. 🔹 Key Highlights: ✅ Meeting at APEDA Mumbai: Discussion Indian grapes export ko lekar focused thi. APEDA ke GM Vinita Sudhanshu , DGM Prashant Waghmare , Horticulture Director Dr. Kailas Mote , aur Ministry of Agriculture ke Dr. S. Gyanasbandhan ne shamil hokar apni baat rakhi. ✅ New Zealand Delegation Team: Karen Paug , Lily Brelford , aur Adarshana Mistry ne Indian grape production ko assess karne ki interest dikhayi. ✅ Maharashtra - India ka Grape Export Hub: 324,000 metric tons grapes export hue 2023-24 me. Top buyers: Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Germany, England, China . Maharashtra alone 94% grape exports handle karta hai! ✅ Biosecurity Concern Par Update: Pehle New Zealand ne Indi...

New Delhi – Bharat Tex, jo ki India ka sabse bada global textile event hai, apne ambitious goal ke saath aa raha hai – agle 5 saalon mein textile aur apparel exports ko 2.5 guna tak badhana. Yeh event Ministry of Textiles ke under organize kiya jaa raha hai aur yeh na sirf industry stakeholders, balki export promotion councils ke beech collaboration ka ek ahem hissa hai. Is event ka main focus innovation, sustainability, aur global partnerships par hoga, jisse India ko global textile supply chain mein ek strong position mil sake. Yeh platform international buyers, investors, aur industry leaders ko ek saath laayega, jahan naye business opportunities, trade policies, aur technology advancements ke baare mein discussions ho sakti hain.

  Bharat ki merchandise export Q4 FY25 me Rs. 10,81,642 crore (US$ 124.8 billion) tak pahunch sakti hai, jo pichle saal ke mukable 3.64% ka vriddhi darshata hai. Export-Import Bank of India ke anusar, non-oil exports bhi 11.34% badhne ki sambhavana hai, jo Rs. 9,47,303 crore (US$ 109.3 billion) ho sakta hai. Isi tarah, non-oil aur non-gems & jewellery exports bhi 10.1% ke vriddhi ke saath Rs. 8,53,700 crore (US$ 98.5 billion) tak pahunch sakte hain. Yeh sakaratmak trends Q1 FY26 tak jaari rehne ki sambhavana hai. Pichle Saalon ki Tulna aur Aage ki Sambhavanayein FY23 ke peak Rs. 38,45,721 crore (US$ 443.72 billion) ke mukable, FY24 me exports ghatkar Rs. 37,53,591 crore (US$ 433.09 billion) ho gaya tha. Lekin naye projections ke anusar, manufacturing aur agricultural sector ke behtar performance aur global demand ke sudhar se export me recovery hone ki umeed hai. Bharat ki Trade Deficit me Sudhar December 2024 me Bharat ka merchandise trade deficit Rs. 1,90,154 crore (US$ 21.94...

  Overview COVID-19 pandemic ke baad, Japanese companies apne supply chains diversify karne ke liye India ko ek strategic manufacturing aur business hub ke roop mein dekh rahi hain. 'China Plus One' strategy ka aim yeh hai ki sirf China pe dependent na raha jaye, aur India jaise emerging market ka bhi fayda uthaya jaye. India ka bada consumer base, sasta aur skilled manpower, aur technology-friendly ecosystem is shift ko aur bhi support kar raha hai. Key Drivers Jo Japanese Investment Ko Boost Kar Rahe Hain 1. Supply Chain Diversification COVID-19 ke baad disruption ne Japanese companies ko yeh sochne pe majboor kiya ki production sirf China tak limited na rahe. India, jo 1.3 billion se zyada logon ka market hai, Middle East aur Africa jaise fast-growing regions ka gateway bhi ban sakta hai. 2. FDI Boom 2023 mein India ne Japanese Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) attract karne mein China ko piche chhod diya. India mein Japanese FDI ka inflow $6 billion tak pahunch gaya jabki Ch...