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India, EU sign Free Trade Agreement conclusion document after summit talks

January 27, 2026

India and the European Union have officially signed the conclusion document for a landmark Free Trade Agreement (FTA), which aims to create a massive free trade zone for over 2 billion consumers. This agreement, described as the 'mother of all trade deals', is expected to significantly boost trade by reducing tariffs on various goods and enhancing cooperation across multiple sectors.

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Key Highlights

The FTA aims to unite over 2 billion consumers in a free trade zone.
Tariffs on cars, textiles, and technology will be significantly reduced.
The deal is designed to empower Indian textile exporters and MSMEs.
Prime Minister Modi called the FTA a 'blueprint for shared prosperity'.
The agreement also addresses geopolitical tensions, particularly with the US.

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India, EU sign Free Trade Agreement conclusion document after summit talks

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