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WTO India Trade Policy Review
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India participated in its eighth WTO Trade Policy Review (July 21-23, 2026), reaffirming commitment to rules-based trade, highlighting economic resilience, and calling for development-oriented reforms while defending PLI schemes and QCOs.
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India defends PLI schemes and QCOs at review
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India calls for development-oriented WTO reforms
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India reiterates commitment to rules-based trade
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WTO schedules India's 8th trade policy review
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Full story →India Defends PLI, QCOs at WTO's 8th Trade Policy Review in Delhi
India concluded its eighth Trade Policy Review at the WTO.
Members sought clarifications on India's PLI schemes and Quality Control Orders.
Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agarwal defended the policies as WTO-consistent.
India reaffirmed commitment to a transparent system balancing developmental needs.
Earlier · 4d ago
Full story →WTO to review India’s trade policy from Tuesday
WTO will conduct the 8th Trade Policy Review of India from July 21-23, covering 2021-2025.
Over 40 WTO members will participate in the review.
India’s delegation will be led by Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agarwal.
Earlier · 3d ago
Full story →India reaffirms support for rules-based global trade at WTO review, highlights 8% growth and record...
India reaffirmed support for rules-based global trade at its WTO Trade Policy Review.
The review covers India's trade policies from January 1, 2021, to December 31, 2025.
India highlighted 8% growth and record exports during the review period.
The two-day meeting on July 21 and 23 allows WTO members to assess India's economic policies.
India's role in international trade and reforms are examined in the review.