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11h agoIndia Signs Trade Pact with Oman to Counter Tariffs
India and Oman finalised a comprehensive economic partnership agreement in Muscat on Dec 18, 2025, aiming to mitigate the impact of rising US tariffs and diversify export markets. The FTA grants zero duty on most Indian exports to Oman and opens broader tariff liberalisation. Prime Minister Modi and Sultan Haitham bin Tarik presided over the signing, reflecting New Delhi’s strategy to deepen economic ties amid global trade tensions and expand market access for Indian goods.
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11h agoIndia Signs Trade Pact with Oman to Counter Tariffs
India and Oman finalised a comprehensive economic partnership agreement in Muscat on Dec 18, 2025, aiming to mitigate the impact of rising US tariffs and diversify export markets. The FTA grants zero duty on most Indian exports to Oman and opens broader tariff liberalisation. Prime Minister Modi and Sultan Haitham bin Tarik presided over the signing, reflecting New Delhi’s strategy to deepen economic ties amid global trade tensions and expand market access for Indian goods.
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India inks a trade pact with Oman to boost exports and counter global tariff pressures.
India and Oman finalised a comprehensive economic partnership agreement in Muscat on Dec 18, 2025, aiming to mitigate the impact of rising US tariffs and diversify export markets. The FTA grants zero duty on most Indian exports to Oman and opens broader tariff liberalisation. Prime Minister Modi and Sultan Haitham bin Tarik presided over the signing, reflecting New Delhi’s strategy to deepen economic ties amid global trade tensions and expand market access for Indian goods.
India and Oman finalised a comprehensive economic partnership agreement in Muscat on Dec 18, 2025, aiming to mitigate the impact of rising US tariffs and diversify export markets. The FTA grants zero duty on most Indian exports to Oman and opens broader tariff liberalisation. Prime Minister Modi and Sultan Haitham bin Tarik presided over the signing, reflecting New Delhi’s strategy to deepen economic ties amid global trade tensions and expand market access for Indian goods.
Dec 19, 2025 • 04:40