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Owned by The Tribune TrustIndia, Egypt to weigh farmers’ and fishermen’s interests in possible trade pact, says Goyal
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Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal said India will receive preferential access to the US market with lower tariffs than competing countries under a proposed bilateral trade agreement. He also announced that India and Egypt will now work on the Terms of Reference to examine the potential for a Preferential Trade Agreement or a free trade agreement, noting immense opportunities for India. Goyal added that any possible pact will be examined for its impact on trade and investment while protecting the interests of farmers, fishermen and small workers in both nations. The statements were made on Sunday in Cairo.
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India and Egypt will examine how a possible trade agreement could boost trade and investment while protecting the interests of farmers, fishermen and small workers in both countries, Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal told ANI in Cairo on Sunday.
