Canada’s international trade minister said on Saturday the country is optimistic the comprehensive economic partnership agreement with India will be finalized before year‑end.
Canada’s minister for international trade announced that the nation is optimistic negotiations on a comprehensive economic partnership agreement (CEPA) with India will be concluded by the end of the year.
The statement, made on Saturday, signals the government’s confidence that the bilateral deal can be sealed within the stated timeframe.
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Finalising the CEPA would deepen Canada‑India trade ties, potentially expanding market access for exporters, lowering tariffs, and attracting investment on both sides. A completed agreement could also strengthen economic cooperation and diversify supply chains for businesses in each country.
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