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India flags to UAE some issues faced by agriculture sector & Rice export

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India flags to UAE some issues faced by agriculture sector & Rice export

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  1. EXIMPEDIA INDIA FLAGS TO UAE SOME ISSUES FACED BY AGRICULTURE SECTOR & RICE EXPORT

  2. Following the completion of the CEPA and the FTA, significant conversations took place between both parties regarding commerce between India and the UAE. During a recent meeting, India brought up some of the concerns facing its agricultural sector in the UAE, particularly issues facing rice exporters. Dr. Thani bin Ahmed Al Zeyoudi, UAE's Minister of State for Foreign Trade, met with S Vikramjit Singh, MP, Chair of the India-Arab Council, and Member of the India-UAE Joint Task Force, and they discussed several areas of bilateral cooperation. Let’s explore the latest notification in detail and know about India Import Export Data.

  3. As we know, the main problems that the agricultural industry was having with the rejection of Indian rice exports because of pesticide residue were highlighted. The importance of having accredited labs with mutually recognised standards and fast-track approval for pharmaceutical items from India was emphasised. India brought up some of the challenges affecting its agricultural sector in the UAE during a recent meeting, particularly those affecting rice exporters. In a meeting with S. Vikramjit Singh, MP, Chair of the India-Arab Council, and Member of the India-UAE Joint Task Force, Dr. Thani bin Ahmed Al Zeyoudi, UAE's Minister of State for Foreign Trade, they addressed a number of areas of bilateral cooperation.

  4. Singh claimed that two significant bilateral agreements already in place would provide trade with the UAE new dimensions. He also mentioned the difficulties faced by Indian farmers who export their products to the Gulf country. Following the completion of the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) and the Free Commerce Agreement (FTA), Singh stated in a statement that "significant negotiations" had taken place between the two parties discussing trade between India and the UAE. Singh, a member of the India-UAE Joint Task Force, highlighted the major problems the agricultural industry is facing with the rejection of Indian rice exports because of pesticide residue. According to the statement, he placed focus on establishing authorised labs with mutually agreed standards along with fast-track approval for pharmaceutical items from India.

  5. Additionally, Singh asked the minister to lower the AED 100 million minimum investment requirements for 100% ownership in the health and other sectors. According to the statement, Singh asked the minister to hasten the signing of the UAE-India Bilateral Investment Treaty in order to facilitate the operation of joint ventures between India and the UAE. According to the latest statement, the UAE's Minister of State for Foreign Trade expressed his happiness with increased trade and investment with India and pledged UAE investment in that country.

  6. Along with all the Import Export Data, the import data of India includes the import data for the relevant countries as determined by the trade records of other nations. The India mirror data contains all the trade-related information your business needs to be successful, from port names to origin countries. The total value of imports into India was (about) $367 billion in 2020 and $478 billion in 2019, according to import data for India for both years. India's import data for 2020–2021 show that the nation's overall imports rose by 23.1% ($111 billion) in 2020 compared to 2019. Eximpedia provides numerous susceptible and important export data provider, like Buyer Name. To obtain the greatest import-export data, get in touch with us.

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