India, Nov. 7 -- The India-Egypt Bilateral Trade Agreement, in operation since 1978, is based on the Most Favoured Nation (MFN) principle. Over the years, the partnership has grown significantly, with bilateral trade exceeding $7 billion in recent years. Both nations actively seek to deepen economic ties, promote investments, and explore new avenues for collaboration, strengthening their longstanding trade relationship.

Expanding Trade Opportunities Egypt's Ambassador to India, Kamel Galal, highlighted the strong potential for bilateral trade to rise from $5 billion to $12 billion in the coming years. He emphasized that India's manufacturing and services capabilities, combined with Egypt's strategic location and resource base, create a p...