Summary:

In addition to potential under the India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), India and the UK have talked about strengthening cooperation in artificial intelligence, new technologies, research, and innovation. In order to promote shared economic growth and closer bilateral ties, discussions between UK Permanent Secretary Emran Mian and India's High Commissioner to the UK P. Kumaran concentrated on bolstering technology collaborations, innovation ecosystems, and cooperative research. The talks focused on how to use CETA to open up new commercial, research, and innovation opportunities in high-growth industries including artificial intelligence and cutting-edge technologies. The agreement is anticipated to promote MSMEs, startups, and long-term innovation-led development while expanding trade, investment, and market access ahead of the implementation of CETA and the Double Contribution Convention (DCC) on July 15, 2026.

Source: IBEF

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