Navigating Global Churn: India's Bilateral Trade Ambitions
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman emphasized India's push for stronger bilateral trade relations amidst global shifts, noting the fading influence of multilateral institutions. She highlighted India's ongoing discussions with nations like the UK and the US, stressing the need for strategic partnerships to drive growth and reinforce India's global position.
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Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman asserted on Thursday that India must strengthen its bilateral trade and investment ties amid global upheavals, as bilateralism emerges as the new catalyst for progress.
Addressing BS Manthan, Sitharaman noted the transition from multilateral to bilateral engagements, highlighting India's efforts to become a key global growth driver.
She acknowledged the diminishing role of multilateral institutions like the WTO and advocated for strategic bilateral relations, noting India's trade discussions with the UK, US, and the European Union.
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