Access To Indian Agriculture Sector Is Important For Australia, Envoy Philip Green Says

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Philip Green, High Commissioner of Australia to India, says the ECTA has since coming into force in 2021 achieved a 77% utilisation rate of free trade access by exporters on both sides.

Source : High Commission of Australia In India

New Delhi: Australia is keen to get easier access to India’s agriculture market under the proposed Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (CECA) that is being negotiated between Canberra and New Delhi even as first phase of the trade pact, officially known as the Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement (ECTA), has resulted in Indian goods to be available at much lower cost in that country, according to Philip Green, High Commissioner of Australia to India. Speaking exclusively to