With US President Donald Trump imposing a very importing tariff on many major trading partners such as Canada, Mexico and its largest commercial partner in China, many people are concerned about the potential impact of imminent punitive definitions on imports from India. This can harm the country’s economy and hinder import growth.
However, it is very early to be concerned about any negative impact of this such, it is believed that the Minister of Trade Physuh Goyal. In the schedule in the budget field today in India today, in a conversation with the director of news in India today and the CEO of Business today, Rahul Kanwal, the minister has reduced some of the concerns that many investors and exports are currently suffering from.
According to Joyl, the Indian government and former US governments had a very good relationship. “We had a great relationship. Joyl said:” We have never allowed any of the issues to enter the discussions of the United States and India (earlier), “adding that we are not concerned about any negative impact of definitions at the present time.
“I don’t want to rest. We have to see signals. I don’t see any reason for anxiety. Joyl added.
Speaking of the issue of illegal immigration, as the new US government began during the era of President Trump to deport the Indians who were residing in the illegal advanced country, Joyal says this is in line with the long -term Indian government policy. “I have practiced India as a policy for a long time that we will not tolerate illegal immigration. This is the field in which India and American policies are completely in line with.”
However, it also indicates contrast in official trade numbers between the United States and India. According to him, several methods of money are transferred to the United States from India, which are not considered during accounts. For example, an example of Indian students who spend $ 12-13 billion dollars every year in the United States is cited.
While the former Finance Minister B. Chidambar that there are no multi -food trade treaties during the Moody government, says Joyal as a policy, the government will not sign these treaties unless the national interest is served.
“We will sign the free trade agreement when we find it in the interest of the nation, and not with a pointed pistol on our head. Therefore, there is no calf. There is no deadline for signing the free trade agreement. Joyl says:“ For the government, the national interest is very important, not some The deadline. “