Summary:

On April 16, 2026, India and Norway had their third Dialogue on Trade and Investment session in New Delhi. This was their first meeting after the October 2025 implementation of the India EFTA Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement. The discussion emphasized TEPA's contribution to fostering inclusive growth and economic cooperation. Stronger trade linkages, energy security, climate transition, and resilient supply chains were highlighted by both sides as they examined economic trends. According to Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal, the agreement represents prosperity for all. Exports and services have increased along with the steady growth of bilateral commerce. Farmers and MSMEs are anticipated to gain from duty-free access. The goal of the EFTA countries is to increase cooperation by investing $100 billion and generating one million employment.

Source: IBEF

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