Bhubaneswar, Aug. 21 -- The Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) will open new opportunities for small farmers, women entrepreneurs, start-ups, artisans, professionals, and exporters from Odisha, said Dr. Andrew Fleming, British Deputy High Commissioner in India (East and Northeast). Speaking at an interactive session with members of the Utkal Chamber of Commerce & Industry Ltd. (UCCIL), Fleming described CETA as a "world of opportunity" for Odisha's dynamic business community. He noted that anyone who has witnessed the vibrancy of Odisha's economy, its enterprising people, and its global ambitions would agree that the state is the ideal place to discuss this landmark development in India-UK relations. Currently, India-UK trade...