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India UAE Cepa Drives 37 Trade Growth in Four Years
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AI-generatedThe India-UAE CEPA has boosted bilateral trade by 37% over four years, with notable growth in pharmaceuticals, digital commerce, and logistics. The agreement reduces tariffs and enhances market access, benefiting exporters and importers in both countries. The long-term target of US$200 billion signals sustained trade expansion, with potential for further sector-specific gains.
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- India-UAE CEPA implemented in 2022.
- Bilateral trade grew 37% over four years.
- UAE exports to India increased 41%.
- Indian exports to UAE increased 30%.
- Long-term trade target set at US$200 billion.
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