US looking forward to complete trade pact details with India: Sergio Gor

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The US is eager to finalize a bilateral trade agreement with India that aims to enhance market access and reduce barriers for businesses. US Ambassador Sergio Gor emphasized the potential for this deal to strengthen supply chains and drive economic growth. He expressed confidence that the trade deal could be completed within a year and a half of negotiations starting.

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▪The proposed trade agreement will facilitate expanding market access and create greater certainty for businesses.
▪Ambassador Sergio Gor highlighted the importance of the trade deal in strengthening supply chains and encouraging new investments.
▪The US and India aim to achieve USD 500 billion in bilateral trade by 2030, reflecting a significant increase from USD 20 billion two decades ago.

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US looking forward to complete trade pact details with India: Sergio GorThe envoy said the trade deal will strengthen supply chains and drive sustained inclusive growth besides encouraging new investments.Published on: May 22, 2026 12:00 AM ISTPTIShare viaCopy link The US is looking forward to sealing the proposed bilateral trade agreement with India that will facilitate expanding market access, reduce barriers, and create greater certainty for businesses, US Ambassador Sergio Gor said on Thursday.Sergio Gor, referring to finalisation of India's free trade pact with the European Union in January, suggested that it took almost 19 years.

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