UK PM Rishi Sunak Said That Britain Will Only Agree To Free Trade Agreement Pact That Works For The Whole Of Country

India-UK Free Trade Agreement: India’s discussion and talks with Britain on Free Trade Agreement ie Free Trade Agreement (FTA) are going on. However, the Prime Minister of United Kingdom (UK) Rishi Sunak has made a big statement about the Free Trade Agreement and has said something special to his ministers. British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said that his country will agree to only that agreement of Free Trade Agreement with India which will be in the interest of Britain.

Talks on free trade agreement progressed – Rishi Sunak

According to a statement issued by ‘Downing Street’ (Prime Minister’s residence) after the UK cabinet meeting, this news has come. Rishi Sunak said that talks on a free trade agreement are progressing well and he would only agree on an approach that would be in the interest of the whole of Britain. Rishi Sunak informed his ministers about the updates related to this in the talks held during the business meeting of the cabinet. It was informed that till now 12 rounds of talks have been completed in this regard.

Rishi Sunak will come to India for G-20 summit

Rishi Sunak made this statement before his first visit to India as the Prime Minister of Britain. Rishi Sunak will reach New Delhi later this week for the G-20 Summit. Britain’s PM Rishi Sunak has said this big thing related to the Free Trade Agreement with India before participating in the summit of G20 world leaders. In the direction of strengthening the business relations between India and Britain, it is in favor of Free Trade Agreement but it can also increase some stir.

India and Britain are important trading partners – Rishi Sunak

Describing India as Britain’s ‘indispensable partner’ in all fields including trade, diplomacy, Rishi Sunak said that through bilateral cooperation, the two countries wish to further strengthen their ties. Healthy dialogue is going on between the two countries in this direction, which is a good sign. According to the statement, the British Prime Minister said that India is an indispensable partner of Britain in tackling the economic and global challenges facing all democracies. He said that we must now further strengthen the UK-India relationship through financial solutions that both countries can benefit from.

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