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India Seeks Trusted Global Trade Partner Status

India wants to become a reliable country for other nations to trade with.

Vir Advani of the Confederation of Indian Industry said India is well placed to do this.

He said India’s exports crossed US$860 billion in FY26.

Trade around the world is changing because of politics, technology, environmental concerns and supply chains.

The summit discussed how India can respond to these changes.

Speakers said countries need clear and dependable trade rules.

They also said trade agreements can help businesses reach new markets and attract investment.

Stronger partnerships could help India become more connected to the global economy.

Key facts

Event: 7th Edition of the CII Global Trade Scenario Summit
Speaker: Vir Advani, Chairman of CII Western Region and Chairman and Managing Director of Blue Star Ltd
Export figure: India’s exports crossed US$860 billion in FY26, according to the article
Main pressures: Geopolitics, evolving supply chains, technology and sustainability
Recommended approach: Resilience, innovation, diversification and stronger global partnerships
Trade priorities: Predictable frameworks, comprehensive economic partnerships and deeper market integration
Potential benefits: Greater market access, investment, technology and services flows, and stronger global-value-chain integration

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