Archive · 30 Jan 2026
UK Hails India's Creative Influence Amid FTA
The British High Commissioner to India, Lindy Cameron, said that working with India in the creative field is very important for the UK.
She believes that India's creativity and the UK's innovation can together create models that will be successful worldwide.
This is part of a bigger plan to make the creative economy a big part of the UK-India relationship.
At the same time, India and the European Union signed important agreements, including a Free Trade Agreement, to make their partnership stronger.
These agreements cover trade, security, and making it easier for people to move between India and the EU.
British High Commissioner Lindy Cameron emphasizes the importance of UK-India collaboration in the creative economy.
India's creative energy and the UK's innovation can co-create globally resonant models.
The creative economy is seen as a driver of inclusive and sustainable growth for both countries.
India and the EU signed key agreements, including a Free Trade Agreement, to strengthen their strategic partnership.
The agreements cover trade, security, and a comprehensive framework on mobility.
- Who
- British High Commissioner Lindy Cameron, Indian and EU officials
- What
- UK-India creative economy collaboration and India-EU trade agreements
- When
- Thursday (event), Tuesday (India-EU agreements)
- Where
- New Delhi, India
- Why
- To foster inclusive and sustainable growth through creative industries and strengthen strategic cooperation
- Event
- Creative Convergence: Growth Reimagined
- Organizer
- British Council
- UK Representative
- Lindy Cameron
- India-EU Agreements
- Free Trade Agreement, Security and Defence Partnership, Mobility Framework
- Key Figures
- Narendra Modi, Ursula von der Leyen, Antonio Costa, Piyush Goyal, Marcos Sefcovic, Kaja Kallas, S Jaishankar, Maros Sefcovic