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The Dollar Business Bureau Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan have recently held conversations and reviewed security and trade agreements with a view to improve trade between the two countries. The President’s first foreign visit, after the recent 16th April referendum was a closely observed spectacle as the two countries have observed an increase in bilateral trade and there was hope that this number could only be increased in recent times. Both leaders vowed to work together and to strengthen cooperation bilaterally and multi-laterally at a press conference organized during Erdogan’s first day in the capital. The discussion revolved around regional and international issues of mutual concern such as tackling counter-terrorism, regional security scenario and more importantly India's ...

Source: PTI Indian manufacturers and exporters should diversify more and become part of regional multi-lateral trade pacts to boost shipments of their products globally, India's top envoy in Singapore has said. “It is for the business community of India and Singapore to identify more opportunities and further increase trade flows,” India's High Commissioner Vijay Thakur Singh told some 200 delegates at the 'India-Singapore Trade: Challenges and Opportunities' business forum. Underlining the wide range of initiatives and thrust of India's foreign trade policy, Singh called on the manufacturers and exporters to diversify and be part of the regional multi-lateral trade pacts to boost shipments of their products globally. Singh also reiterated the government's target of further increasing shipments of merchandise and services as ...