New Zealand’s Parliament has approved legislation to implement the India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (FTA), with lawmakers voting 93-29 in favour of the bill. The approval marks a key step towards bringing the trade agreement into force. India and New Zealand signed the FTA on April 27,
India’s textile and apparel sector is set for a significant export push following the signing of the revolutionary India–New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (FTA), a comprehensive pact that promises to reshape bilateral trade and unlock new opportunities across goods, services, investment and talent mobility. The agreement was signed at Bharat Mandapam by Piyush Goyal and
India and the United Kingdom have concluded a comprehensive Free Trade Agreement (FTA) and a Double Contribution Convention aimed at significantly deepening economic ties, boosting trade and expanding investment and employment opportunities across key sectors, including textiles and apparel. The FTA which took nearly three years of negotiations and 14 rounds of talks to















