India Plans Strengthening Export Presence
This new strategy, according to a news outlet, aims to concentrate on nations that together make up nearly 90% of India's total exports.
The plan emphasizes increasing trade engagement in the Middle East and Africa, particularly in new markets, as per a report from a news agency.
This approach will be customized for specific products, with a focus on three key goals: diversifying exports, replacing imports with domestically produced goods, and enhancing export competitiveness, the report noted.
The primary goal of this revised policy is to reduce over-reliance on a single market, thereby minimizing the risks tied to trade disruptions.
This move comes in response to concerns about a potential global demand slowdown and the challenges posed by the recent US tariff hikes.
Last week, the White House revealed a new 25% tariff on imports from India, increasing the total tariff burden on the South Asian nation to 50%.
US President Donald Trump explained that this latest round of tariffs was a result of India’s ongoing purchases of Russian oil.
The Middle East has been identified as a promising region for expanding exports of Indian engineering goods, gems, and jewelry, while Africa offers opportunities in pharmaceuticals, auto components, and agricultural products, according to the reports.
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