Rahul Gandhi says ‘Modi, Trump will be bending the tariff dead date’, he mockers the words of Puussh Goyal
Comments came a day after Piyuh Goyal, the Union Trade Minister, announced that India had not entered trade agreements under time pressure or external final delivery dates.
Gandhi, who quoted a media report about the ongoing India-US Trade Debates, published in X: “Puussh Goyal can overcome all his desired chest, and the modi, Trump tariff will be leaning on the deadline.”
Goyal reiterates India’s company’s commercial negotiation stance
Minister of Commerce and Industry, Piyush Goyal said that India’s trade policy was caused by national interests on Friday and was directed by the principle of mutual benefit.
“This must be a win-win agreement and only when India’s interests are preserved-the national interest will always be supreme-and if a good agreement occurs, India is always ready to interact with developed countries,” he said.
Repeating India’s consistent approach to trade talks, Goyal said, “India never enters the trade agreements based on deadline or time pressure. When an agreement is completely matured, well negotiated and is well negotiated and is accepted in national interests.”
The Minister confirmed that India met with various countries such as the US, the European Union, New Zealand, Oman, Chile and Peru. However, he claimed that only the number of ongoing negotiations did not rush.
“A Free Trade Agreement It is only possible when there is mutual benefit, “he said.
Focus on the global potential of the toy sector
Goyal, who addressed the toy we EXPO, also praised India’s progress of the toy manufacturing industry. “I am sure of the high quality goods I have seen here, as they all found in about 153 countries of the world, the entire Gulf region will find a good market with the six countries of the Middle East.” He said.
The authority added that the government is planning more support for the sector: ız We will soon go out with the support program and incentive program to support the toy industry. ”
Emphasizing India’s domestic demand, Goyal said, “If we think that we have a 1.4 billion Indian market that wants to use toys. There’s a toy demand at any age.” He said.
Underlining both the export and internal potential to the toy sector, he called it a güzel a growing sector with eyes in the world ”.
(With inputs from the moment)
