Opportunities and Challenges in India's International Trade

IF 0.8 3区社会学 Q1 HISTORY

Intelligence and National Security Pub Date : 2023-02-10 DOI:10.32381/ns.2022.05.04.1

Dr. V.S. Seshadri

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Abstract

The momentum generated by a significant rise in India’s exports in 2021-22 needs to be sustained despite the prevailing geopolitical and geoeconomic tensions. Indian industry also needs to come forward and fully avail of the recent initiatives launched by the government to build a strong and competitive export capacity and address the high level of trade deficit that India currently faces. It will also strengthen the economic security of the nation. For this goal to be realised, however, it is important to secure a conducive international trading framework. India is actively engaged in this task--both multilaterally on WTO reforms and bilaterally with friendly trade partners for concluding Free Trade Agreements (FTAs). Further, India is discussing with its leading trade partner, the United States, several unsettled trade issues. Negotiations are also underway on the different pillars of the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF). All these are intricate issues and in some ways interrelated. Some of them may also come up in the G-20 under India’s chairmanship. If successfully handled, all of them could also help buttress India’s export effort

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印度国际贸易的机遇与挑战

尽管地缘政治和地缘经济紧张局势普遍存在，但印度2021- 2022年出口大幅增长所带来的势头需要保持下去。印度工业也需要挺身而出，充分利用政府最近推出的举措，以建立强大而有竞争力的出口能力，并解决印度目前面临的高额贸易逆差。它还将加强国家的经济安全。然而，要实现这一目标，重要的是要确保有利的国际贸易框架。印度正积极参与这一任务——无论是多边的世贸组织改革，还是与友好贸易伙伴签订自由贸易协定的双边合作。此外，印度正在与其主要贸易伙伴美国讨论几个尚未解决的贸易问题。关于印太经济框架(IPEF)不同支柱的谈判也在进行中。所有这些都是错综复杂的问题，在某种程度上是相互关联的。其中一些问题也可能在印度担任主席国的20国集团会议上出现。如果处理得当，所有这些问题都可能有助于支持印度的出口努力

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