Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal Exploes Avenues for Greater Collaboration with Uk

Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal (Right) Meets with UK Secretary of State for Business and Trade Jonathan Reynolds (Left). File | Photo Credit: Ani

Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal, Who is in London on a Two-Day visit, focused on bilateral trade and investments ties during his interaction with a ranirs, of Seniors Leaders to ExPLORES Potential for Greater collaborations with the uk.

After a meeting with uk business and trade secretary jonathan reynolds to advance the ongoing free Trade Agreement (FTA) Negotiations, Mr. Goyal Held Talks with Revolut Chair Martin Gilbert with a Fintech Focus and De Beers Group Ceo Al Cook With A Focus on “Global trends in the gems and jewelery sector” on monsday (2825).

“Exchanged views on the immense options in India’s fintech ecoSystem and the importance of partnerships with global players to drive innovation and green,” Goyal Posted on social media after meeting Mr. Gilbert.

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“We discuss India’s Opportunities, Sustainable Practices, and Growth Prospects for the Diamond Industry,” The Minister said about his meeting with mr. Cook.

These one-on-one discussions were followed by an interaction with a ceo’s delegation traveling from India, include federation of Indian chambers of commerce and industry (ficky) Goenka, and Past Presidents Harsh Pati Singhania and Rajan Bharti Mittal.

“Interacated with members of the Indian business delegation over Dinner. Discussed the Robust Growth of Our Industry and Avenues for Greater Collection with the Uk for Mutual Property,” Goyal.

On Tuesday (April 29), The minister will meet uk chancellor rachel reeves, among other Senior Officials.

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All eyes are on the fta negotiations, which was re-launched in February following a pause for general elections last year.

They are aimed at clinching a deal that is expected to significantly enhance the estimated £ 41 billion a year India-uk trade partnership.

“This government is committed to doing the right deal with India, which will improve access for uk businesses, cut tarifs, and make trade cheaper and easier,” A UK DAPARTMENT FOR BUSENSS and EASARE spokesperson said.