India-EU FTA: Both Sides Discuss Key Implementation Issues Ahead Of December Signing (AI-generated Image)
\n\nIndia and the European Union have discussed implementation issues regarding their free trade agreement (FTA), which is expected to be signed in December as reported by PTI. The discussions took place during Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agarwal's visit to Brussels last week, where both sides deliberated on key issues concerning the implementation of the India-EU Free Trade Agreement (FTA).
\n\nPrime Minister Narendra Modi had announced the conclusion of negotiations for the India-EU Free Trade Agreement (FTA) on January 27, 2026. He said the agreement represented 25 percent of global GDP and about one-third of global trade. Speaking virtually at the inauguration of the India Energy Week 2026, PM Modi congratulated Indians on the development and said, "I am informing you about a big development … a significant agreement took place between India and the European Union." He had described this agreement as the "mother of all deals" and said it would create significant opportunities for 140 crore Indians and crores of people across European countries.
\n\nThe recent discussions on the implementation of the agreement covered the global diamond value chain, certification and traceability requirements, responsible sourcing, and…
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