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Modi Announces Steps to Expand India-Switzerland Trade and Investment
India and Switzerland announced steps to make it easier to trade and invest with each other.
Narendra Modi made the announcement with Swiss President Guy Parmelin.
The plans aim to help more Indian products reach buyers in Switzerland.
These products include farm goods, medicines, textiles and engineering goods.
The steps are also meant to make investment between the countries simpler.
Modi said Switzerland may invest in areas such as banking, insurance, biotechnology and food processing.
The announcement also named life sciences and sustainability as possible investment areas.
Narendra Modi and Swiss President Guy Parmelin announced steps to expand trade and investment between India and Switzerland.
The measures are intended to expand market access in Switzerland for Indian exports.
Modi said Indian agriculture, pharmaceutical, textile and engineering goods could benefit.
The announcement also aims to simplify investment between the two countries.
Modi said the steps could attract Swiss investment in biotechnology, life sciences, banking, insurance, food processing and sustainability.
- Who
- Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Swiss President Guy Parmelin.
- What
- They announced steps to expand market access for Indian exports to Switzerland and simplify investment between the countries.
- Where
- When
- Why
- To boost Indian exports and attract fresh Swiss investment.
Key facts
- Countries involved
- India and Switzerland
- Announced by
- Narendra Modi and Guy Parmelin
- Export sectors named
- Agriculture, pharmaceuticals, textiles and engineering goods
- Potential Swiss investment sectors
- Biotechnology, life sciences, banking, insurance, food processing and sustainability
- Stated trade aim
- Expand market access for Indian exports to Switzerland
- Stated investment aim
- Further simplify investment between the two countries











