Canada, India to Revive Trade Talks and Target $50 Billion by 2030

 

Canada and India have agreed to restart their long-paused trade negotiations, setting an ambitious goal of boosting bilateral trade to $50 billion by 2030. The renewed engagement comes as both nations look to deepen economic cooperation across key sectors including technology, energy, agriculture, and education. Officials from both sides emphasized that restoring trust and strengthening commercial ties will pave the way for faster growth, new investments, and diversified supply chains. With business communities eager for stability and clarity, the revived talks mark a significant step toward unlocking the full potential of one of the Indo-Pacific’s most promising economic partnerships.