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India-Canada Target CEPA Deal by 2026

India-Canada Target CEPA Deal by 2026

Eliminating and reducing tariffs help establish free trade area as India, India-Canada Target CEPA Deal by 2026. In fact, the agreement is also intended to progressively liberalise trade in goods and services. In essence, India and Canada promote a more transparent, predictable and facilitative trade and investment regime, and strengthen economic cooperation and people-to-people ties.
 
On top of this, India-Canada CEPA holds significant potential to unlock and expand bilateral trade.
 
Bilateral Trade in FY2024-25:Trade stood at USD 8.66 billion.

  • India’s exports: USD 4.22 billion
  • India’s imports: USD 4.44 billion
In other words, the agreement has significant potential to expand bilateral trade, which stood at USD 8.66 billion in FY25.

India - Canada Trade Pact

Under the India-Canada Trade Pact, both countries plan to expand two-way merchandise and services trade significantly.
 
  • Trade Expansion: India and Canada plan to significantly increase two-way trade in goods and services.
  • Civil Nuclear Energy: Both countries will collaborate on civil nuclear energy.
  • Uranium Supply: The agreement includes cooperation on uranium supply.
  • Clean Technology: India and Canada will work together on the clean energy and technology transition.
  • Critical Minerals: Canada can support India’s need for secure and reliable critical mineral supplies.
  • Technology Collaboration: The countries aim to strengthen long-term technology cooperation.
 

Key Indian Exports: Major Indian exports to Canada include:

  • Pharmaceuticals
  • Iron and steel
  • Seafood
  • Cotton garments
  • Electronic goods
  • Chemicals
Long-Term Partnership: Critical minerals and technology can strengthen India-Canada economic cooperation.
 

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Conclusion

India and Canada are targeting the final conclusion of their proposed Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) by late 2026. Both nations finished their third round of trade talks in Ottawa in July 2026. It aims to boost bilateral economic ties and grow trade to $50 billion by 2030.
 
Falcon can support an India-Canada trade pact by streamlining customs clearance, managing multi-modal transport, and handling regulatory compliance.
 
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