India and Mexico Sign Preferential Trade Agreement to Boost Bilateral Trade

India and Mexico sign ToR for a Preferential Trade Agreement to enhance trade, cut tariffs, and boost investment in automobiles and textiles.

Executives signing international agreement with EU and US flags displayed on a wooden table.
Photo: Werner Pfennig

India and Mexico have signed the Terms of Reference for a Preferential Trade Agreement, aiming to strengthen economic ties by enhancing trade and reducing tariffs.

The pact covers key Indian exports such as automobiles and textiles, and is designed to stimulate investment and create new business opportunities for both nations.

The agreement follows a visit by India's Commerce Secretary to Mexico City, where discussions with Mexican officials and business leaders focused on mutual cooperation and unlocking economic growth potential.

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