Articles 26th Aug 2024
India has been proactive in negotiating Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) to boost its global trade footprint and bolster economic growth. As part of this strategy, India is reviewing its existing FTAs with key partners, including Korea, ASEAN, and Japan, to address trade imbalances. Notably, India and Korea held their 11th round of negotiations from July 17- July 19, 2024, to review their Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA). Initiated in 2016, the review negotiations are expected to conclude by the end of 2024.
Against this backdrop, our Partner Sanjay Notani, Principal Associate Harika Bakaraju & Associate Shweta Kushe have co-authored an article, “India-South Korea FTA: Revisiting the CEPA to balance trade, strengthen economic ties” published by ETGovernment. This article provides an overview of the expected outcomes of the India-Korea CEPA review.
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