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New Delhi: India on Friday introduced a "dynamic and adaptable" Foreign Trade Policy (FTP) that will remain in effect indefinitely from April 1 with the objective to attain $2 trillion in goods and services exports by 2030, while also promoting trade settlements in rupees and following the worldwide principle of not exporting duties.
A sharp focus on emerging sectors for exports such as e-commerce, developing districts as export hubs, internationalisation of trade in rupee, amnesty scheme for a one-time settlement, and doing away with the 5-year timeline for FTPs will be key steps to reach the $2-trillion export mark.
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