The Agreement on the Complex Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) of the United Kingdom-India (CETA) would benefit both nations and support mobility, innovation, inclusivity, support work, export and reinforcement of cross-border trade and economic growth, Harjinder Kang. Tuesday on Tuesday.
“The vision also associates with a modern British industrial strategy that will help businesses overcome the obstacles to investment in the industry,” he noted, adding BcIC members.
Chandra Iyer, British representative of the High Commissioner, Karnataka and Keral and a deputy Commissioner, South Asia (investment), explained how this strategic partnership could unlock new opportunities for bilateral growth and cooperation.
“Indian companies are already prospering in the UK, managing jobs in high -growing sectors, such as the air industry, technology and advanced production. Indian companies use the maximum of the British ecosystem, and British India CETA further increases it,” he said.
He also said that he was convinced that a new comprehensive strategic partnership would record a closer partnership in defense, education, climate, technology and innovation.
Technology Security Initiative (TSI), signed last year, would lead to increased cooperation in areas, including telecommunications security, which would unlock investment in developing technologies, critical minerals, AI, biotechnology materials and semiconductors.
“We believe that this agreement will have a significant impact on our economies and promote job creation, technology and innovation. With its potential, it is expected that this agreement will have a lasting impact on both economies,” said Prashant Gokhale.
Published – August 13, 2025 01:05
