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India-Australia ECTA to double bilateral trade to $45bn

The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) Northern Region on Wednesday organised a business outreach session on.

Papua new guineaNew zealandTapan mazumderVirendra pal singh mongiaPunjab state councilDepartment of commerceUnion ministry of commerceConfederation of indian industryIndian industryNorthern regionIndia australia economic cooperationTrade agreementFree trade agreementAdditional director generalForeign tradeUnion ministry

India-Australia ECTA to double bilateral trade to $45bn

The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) Northern Region on Wednesday organised a business outreach session on sector-wise opportunities and benefits arising out of the India-Australia Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement (ECTA).The .

Papua new guineaNew zealandTapan mazumderVirendra pal singh mongiaPunjab state councilDepartment of commerceUnion ministry of commerceConfederation of indian industryIndian industryNorthern regionIndia australia economic cooperationTrade agreementFree trade agreementAdditional director generalForeign tradeUnion ministry

India-Australia ECTA to double bilateral trade to $45bn

India-Australia ECTA to double bilateral trade to $45bn
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Papua new guineaNew zealandTapan mazumderVirendra pal singh mongiaPunjab state councilDepartment of commerceUnion ministry of commerceConfederation of indian industryIndian industryNorthern regionIndia australia economic cooperationTrade agreementFree trade agreementAdditional director generalForeign tradeUnion ministry

India-Australia ECTA to double bilateral trade to $45bn

India-Australia ECTA to double bilateral trade to $45bn
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