EU-India

• Grants privileged access for EU exports to the world’s most populous country of 1.45 billion people
• Will potentially double EU goods exports to India by 2032
• Eliminates or reduces tariffs on over 96% of EU goods exports
• Eliminated or reduce prohibitive tariffs on key EU agri-food products like wine, olive oil, chocolate and pastries  

• Will save around €4 billion every year in duties on European products

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• Main benefits - factsheet
• Agriculture - factsheet
• Memo
• Q&A 

The investment protection negotiations aim to provide investors from both sides with a predictable and secure investment environment, through commitments on:

• Non-discrimination;
• Protection against expropriation without compensation and unfair treatment of investors and their investments, while preserving the right to regulate, and;
• Transfer of returns.

The investment protection negotiations also seek to put in place an effective and state-of-the-art dispute settlement mechanism to enforce such rules.

The Geographical Indications Agreement, once concluded, will support rural communities and help preserve the cultural and culinary heritage of both sides. It will also assure simplified access to the quality products for consumers on both sides and promote the geographical indications globally. 

About the agreements