Mumbai, Nov. 27 -- India and the United Arab Emirates on Wednesday welcomed the strong growth in bilateral trade, which crossed USD 100.06 billion in FY 2024-25, reflecting a robust increase of 19.6% and reaffirming the UAE's position as one of India's key trading partners. The India-UAE Joint Commission serves as the primary institutional mechanism to review progress, address challenges, and implement the CEPA. The two sides conducted a comprehensive review of progress under CEPA and detailed discussions were held on market access issues, data sharing, allocation of Gold TRQ, anti-dumping matters, services, Rules of Origin, BIS licensing etc. The India side also briefed the UAE on its recent decision to allocate Gold TRQ through a transp...
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