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Starmer ready for FTA that works for both

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July 07, 2024

Modi speaks to his new British counterpart, invites him to make an early visit to India.

- YESHI SELI

Starmer ready for FTA that works for both

PRIME Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday spoke with his new British counterpart Keir Starmer, invited him to visit India, and suggested the early conclusion of a bilateral Free Trade Agreement (FTA) that has been under negotiation for over two years.

"Pleased to speak with Keir Starmer. Congratulated him on being elected as the PM of UK. We remain committed to deepening Comprehensive Strategic Partnership and robust India-UK economic ties for progress and prosperity of our peoples and global good," Modi said in a post on X. He also suggested that Starmer schedule an early visit to India.

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