#uk-india-trade

#uk-india-trade

It's not just a piece of paper, it's a launchpad for growth. With India set to be the third biggest economy in the world by 2028, and trade with them about to become quicker and cheaper, the opportunities waiting to be seized are unparalleled. That's why I'll be flying the flag for British business alongside 125 of our biggest household names in Mumbai this week - because growth in India for them means more choice, opportunity and jobs at home for the British people.

Upon arrival in Mumbai, Starmer told the trade mission delegates that the deal "provides huge opportunities," adding that he had asked his team to implement the deal as "quickly as humanly possible." "Our job is to make it easier for you to seize the opportunities," Starmer encouraged the businessmen. "On the plane home, I want each of you to tell me what you got out of this trip a deal, a contact."

The harvest season ends in the circular wheat fields of Altnova and Gozlu in the Kadnhan district.

The UK-India trade agreement is valued at £4.8 billion, concluding three and a half years of negotiations and promising economic benefits for both countries.