| Fibre to Peace: India’s Route to Draw the Trade Crease

India’s participation in the IMEC promises significant benefits, particularly in the textile and apparel sector. The IMEC, a historic trade agreement, offers reduced transportation costs, faster trade, and potential market advantages, positioning India as a key player with potential for economic growth and harmonised relations in the Middle East.

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| Fibre to Peace: India’s Route to Draw the Trade Crease

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