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India-UK Free Trade Agreement: A new door for Indian students
The Daily Guardian
|May 21, 2025
The recently signed Free trade agreement between India and the UK has had a remarkable impact on relations between the two nations.
This deal is not only beneficial for the two nations but also very important for Indian students.
This deal is also very important for Indian students because it opens new doors in sectors like IT, finance, education, and professional services. With this agreement, students now have better chances of building global careers and learning new skills.
IT SECTOR: MORE JOBS AND GLOBAL PROJECTS
India already has a very strong base in the IT industry and after signing the FTA many Indian tech professionals may find it easy to work in the UK because the demand for skills like software development, cloud computing, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence (AI) increased.
Cette histoire est tirée de l'édition May 21, 2025 de The Daily Guardian.
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