Archive · 8 Jun 2025

India, UK Discuss Trade, Terrorism, and Strategic Partnership

India, UK Discuss Trade, Terrorism, and Strategic Partnership

India and the United Kingdom are working together to become better partners.

They talked about doing more business together and sharing technology.

India wants to make sure everyone knows they don't like terrorism and expects other countries to agree.

The UK wants to help businesses grow and make more money through new trade deals, especially in technology and green issues.

They are also planning to work together on AI, and new technologies.

Sources

cnbctv18.com · 7 Jun 2025

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financialexpress.com · 8 Jun 2025

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