New Delhi, Feb. 22 -- India and the UK are set to restart talks for a free trade agreement (FTA) after nearly a year, with a top British delegation arriving in New Delhi on Sunday.
India is likely to soften its demand on workers' mobility considering reservations in the new British government led by prime minister Keir Starmer, two people familiar with the matter said. The resumption of talks come at a time both nations look to deepen economic ties, amid a tariff war unleashed by US president Donald Trump.
British secretary of state for business and trade Jonathan Reynolds is scheduled to reach New Delhi on Sunday for a three-day visit, one of the two people cited above said. On Monday, Reynolds is expected to meet his Indian counterpart ...