A Comparative Analysis of India’s Export with the World with Special Reference to GCC & Non-GCC Countries

Abstract

West Asian region is viewed as the most significant region from a variety of perspectives. The area has long served as a strategically important, commercially significant, politically active, and culturally sensitive focus of international affairs. Thus present study will try to examine the comparative analysis between India’s trade relations with the World with special focus on GCC & Non-GCC countries of West Asian region since 1991. The paper comprises the nations of Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Israel, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates (U.A.E.), Yemen, Egypt, etc. Additionally, the study seeks to identify areas of convergence in India's exports within the region, shedding light on the intricate economic interdependencies that have shaped India's relationship with West Asian countries. By doing so, it aims to provide insights into strategic alignments, economic synergies, and potential growth avenues. Understanding these convergence points is crucial for formulating informed policies and strategies that align with India's broader economic and geopolitical objectives.