European Union (EU) is committed to conclude a free trade agreement with India. EU Ambassador to India Tomasz Kozlowski said in New Delhi that the two sides are making efforts to update their positions on various issues relating to the pact. <br/><br/>Talks for an India-EU FTA began in 2007. However, the negotiations were put on hold in 2013. The matter came up for discussion during the 14th India-EU Summit held in Delhi. <br/><br/>The EU is one of India's largest trading partners and in 2016 the bilateral trade volume clocked 100 billion euros.<br/>'<br/>On terrorism, he said it is impacting everyone and India and the EU are on same page to fights against it. Kozlowski said discussions were underway between Euratom and India's Department of Atomic Energy for an agreement on research and development on peaceful use of nuclear energy.<br/><br/>Talks are also progressing between the EU and the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) for a pact on cooperation in the area of earth observation. <br/>
News On AIR | February 7, 2018 7:38 AM
EU committed to a FTA with India: Tomasz Kozlowski