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With a robust increase in tourism and favourable government initiatives aimed at bolstering ‘ease of doing business’, the hospitality sector in India has substantially flourished in the recent pas...
Published On: 19/08/2025
Practice Area: Mergers & Acquisitions, Private Equity, Venture Capital and Fund Investment, Corporate & Commercial
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The Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) between India and the UK, signed in July 2025, is a landmark deal aimed at strengthening economic ties. The agreement is designed to substantially increase bilateral trade and is expected to contribute to economic growth in both countries. It serves as a testament to the growing complexity of international trade law and the importance of economic diplomacy in the current global climate, signalling a strategic focus on global engagement and high-growth markets.
CMS INDUSLAW’s Saurav Kumar, Swathi Sreenath, Ekjot Kaur Dang and Vartika Jain delve into how the agreement focuses on long-term enhancements to the supply chains and competitiveness beyond mere statistical numbers.
