CNN Central News & Network–ITDC India Epress/ITDC News Bhopal: India’s Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal made a strong statement regarding the ongoing India-US trade talks, asserting that India does not negotiate under pressure or at “gunpoint.” Goyal’s remarks come amid growing concerns over trade imbalances, market access, and tariffs between the two nations. Speaking to the media, Goyal emphasized that India’s foreign trade policy is based on mutual respect and that negotiations should be conducted on equal terms.
He stated that India values its relationship with the US but will not bow to unfair demands or undue pressure during discussions. The statement is seen as a reflection of India’s stance on maintaining sovereignty and ensuring fair trade practices in all international dealings. The India-US trade talks have been focused on resolving issues such as tariffs on goods, intellectual property rights, and market access for both countries.
While both nations continue to engage in diplomatic discussions, Goyal’s comments underline India’s determination to safeguard its national interests in the face of external pressure. India seeks balanced and fair trade agreements that benefit both countries equally, reinforcing its commitment to a global trading environment based on fairness, equity, and respect.
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