Carney, Modi agree to launch negotiations on new Canada-India trade deal | CBC News
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi have agreed to launch negotiations toward a new trade deal called a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement.
Carney, Modi agree to launch negotiations on new Canada-India trade deal | CBC News Carney, Modi agree to launch negotiations on new Canada-India trade deal | CBC News Loaded Politics Carney, Modi agree to launch negotiations on new Canada-India trade deal Prime Minister Mark Carney and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi have agreed to launch negotiations toward a new trade deal called a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement. Indian ministry says agreement aims to boost bilateral trade to $50B US by 2030 Benjamin Lopez Steven , Ashley Burke , Karina Roman · CBC News · Posted: Nov 23, 2
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