CTV News Exclusive: Indian High Commissioner ‘confident’ trade deal will be reached by November - BNN Bloomberg
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11 and 12 before the G20 Leaders’ Summit in Miami.
Both countries are aiming to double bilateral trade to $70 billion annually by 2030.
In 2025, two-way goods and services trade between Canada and India reached $30.4 billion.
A 10 per cent levy is currently imposed on Canadian lentils, while a 30 per cent tariff on yellow peas took effect last November.
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OTTAWA – India’s High Commissioner to Canada Dinesh K. Patnaik says he is “confident” a trade deal between Canada and India will be reached before Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Canada in December.
“We have got most of it worked out. A few nicks here and there. Some legal scrubbing. But I’m extremely confident that we will be able to achieve (a deal) much before the prime minister’s visit,” Patnaik said in an exclusive interview with CTV Question Period airing Sunday.
Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed earlier this month that Modi will visit Canada Dec.…
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