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Heres what they had to say the teams are both countries are working on the free trade agreement. there has been good progress in our negotiations and we have decided to make all efforts to conclude the fta by the end of this year.— by the end of this year. indian investment — by the end of this year. indian investment already _ by the end of this year. indian investment already supports i by the end of this year. indian i investment already supports half by the end of this year. indian - inv...

By then, so the idea that a complete free trade agreement would be inked by the end of the year is still a very optimistic one and here is some context, india doesn�*t rush into free—trade agreements with other countries in a hurry, it took a decade for india to come to a free—trade agreement with australia which was finally signed earlier this year. india has been in several rounds of talks with the eu over an fta and that didn�*t get anywhere. new zealand is another country it has been...

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