India and Israel have successfully concluded the second round of negotiations for the proposed India-Israel Free Trade Agreement (FTA). The talks were held from July 20th to 23rd, 2026, at Vanijya Bhawan in New Delhi.
During the four-day negotiations, both sides engaged in detailed discussions covering all aspects of the proposed agreement. The dialogue aimed to further strengthen economic ties and promote bilateral trade between the two nations.
The FTA is expected to reduce tariffs, enhance market access, and boost investment flows. Both countries have shown strong commitment to finalizing a comprehensive deal that benefits their economies.
Further rounds of negotiations are anticipated as both sides continue to work on outstanding issues. The progress reflects deepening strategic and economic partnership between India and Israel.
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