Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal began a two-day visit to the UAE to co-chair the India-UAE Joint Task Force on investments.
Talks will focus on energy, logistics, renewable power, and advanced industrial infrastructure.
The UAE views India as one of the most stable and high-growth consumption markets globally.
Indian exporters expect progress on tariff cuts and faster trade facilitation processes.
The visit is likely to produce new MoUs in sectors like clean energy and digital service
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Market watchers expect capital inflows from UAE sovereign funds into India’s infrastructur
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Improved logistics agreements could benefit exporters in pharma, textiles, and electronics.
The talks also carry geopolitical weight, reinforcing India’s Gulf trade strategy.
Currency traders see the visit as positive for rupee stability in the short term.
Overall, the dialogue deepens India’s long-term partnership with the Gulf economy.