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CEO Ranjeet Mehta on the upcoming US-India bilateral trade agreement

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CEO Ranjeet Mehta on the upcoming US-India bilateral trade agreement

CEO Ranjeet Mehta on the upcoming US-India bilateral trade agreement

Delhi: CEO & Secretary General of PHDCCI, Ranjeet Mehta, says, In today's conference, we have representatives from IIFT, the US Embassy, and industry stakeholders, people who are eager to learn more about the upcoming US-India Bilateral Trade Agreement (BTA).

Everyone is eagerly waiting for this pact to materialize and there's a great deal of enthusiasm among all participants.

#USIndiaTrade #BilateralTradeAgreement #TradeTalks #PHDCCI #IndiaUSRelations


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