Archive · 24 Jul 2025
India and UK Strengthen Ties: Terrorism, Trade, and FTA Details
India and the UK are working together to fight bad things like terrorism and fraud.
The leaders met and talked about how to stop these problems.
They also agreed to help each other catch criminals who steal money and break the law.
India and the UK also made a deal to trade more goods with each other, which means they'll buy and sell more things, hopefully doubling their trade.
During one meeting, the Indian PM was very kind to a translator who was having a hard time speaking Hindi.
India and the UK are collaborating to combat extremism, terrorism, and serious fraud.
PM Modi and UK PM Keir Starmer discussed terrorism and agreed to strengthen global fight against it.
The CBI signed an MoU with the UK National Crime Agency to tackle corruption and organized crime.
India and the UK signed a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) aimed to double trade by 2030.
PM Modi comforted a translator struggling with Hindi during the FTA signing.
- Who
- India and United Kingdom leaders, PM Modi, Keir Starmer.
- What
- Cooperation in tackling extremism, terror, fraud, and a Free Trade Agreement.
- When
- During PM Modi's visit to the UK.
- Where
- United Kingdom
- Why
- To strengthen ties, combat terrorism, and boost trade between the two countries.
Cooperation on Terrorism
Free Trade Agreement
Extremism and Terrorism
Cooperation on Terrorism
India expressed concerns about extremists in the UK.
Free Trade Agreement
The UK is cooperating with India on this matter.
- FTA Goal
- Double trade by 2030
- UK-India Vision 2035
- To steer relationship for next 10 years in economy, technology, and security
- Agreement
- Defence Industrial Roadmap
- Collaboration
- New and emerging technologies
