Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday described the India-UK free trade pact as more than a commercial agreement, calling it a roadmap for shared progress, shared prosperity, and shared peoples between the two major economies.
Speaking at the India-UK CEO Forum in Mumbai, PM Modi emphasized the broader vision of the pact, stating, “This is not just a trade agreement, but a roadmap for shared progress, shared prosperity, and shared peoples between the two major economies of the world.”
He also highlighted Vision 2035, aiming to leverage India’s talent and the UK’s R&D capabilities to achieve global benchmarks in fintech, green hydrogen, and semiconductors, signalling a future-focused approach to bilateral collaboration.
The India-UK pact is expected to enhance economic ties, foster innovation, and create opportunities for investment, technology exchange, and sustainable growth across key sectors.
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