PM Modi Touts "Future-Ready" Trade Deals, Says World Praises India's Pacts

Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated in the Rajya Sabha that India has signed future-ready trade agreements with nine major countries, including landmark deals with the European Union and the United States. He emphasized that these pacts are being openly praised worldwide, boosting global confidence in stability and speed. The Prime Minister asserted that the deals will greatly benefit India's youth by opening new opportunities in the world market. Modi also criticized past governance while highlighting India's current role as a trusted global partner, or 'Vishwabandhu'.

Key Points: PM Modi on India's Trade Deals with EU, US, Global Praise

  • India signed 9 major trade deals
  • EU pact called "mother of all deals"
  • Deals to benefit youth & rural areas
  • World sees India as trusted partner
  • Policies focused on "reform, perform, transform"
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"Be it trade deal with EU, recent deal with the US, entire world is praising these...": PM Modi in Rajya Sabha

PM Modi says India is signing future-ready trade deals with 9 countries, including the EU and US, creating global confidence and opportunities for youth.

"The entire world is openly praising these trade deals. - PM Narendra Modi"

New Delhi, February 5

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said that India is signing future-ready trade deals with several countries, and that, be it the trade agreement with the European Union or the recent deal with the United States, the entire world is openly praising these trade deals.

Replying to the motion of thanks on the President's Address in Rajya Sabha, PM Modi said India is today a trusted partner of several nations and the country is playing its role towards the welfare of the world.

"India is signing future-ready trade deals with several countries. In the past few days, we have had trade deals with nine big and important countries of the world. Mother of all deals with 27 countries, with European Union is one of them," he said.

"The recently signed trade deals will greatly benefit our youth. This includes young people from both rural and urban areas, as well as those from middle-class backgrounds--our sons and daughters. With the world market now open to them, new opportunities await. I want to assure our youth that I stand with you, shoulder to shoulder, and that the world is ready to welcome your talents and ambitions," he added.

The Prime Minister the big countries are very eager to have trade relations with India.

"Be it the trade deal of the European Union or the recent deal with the US...The entire world is openly praising these trade deals. When we signed the trade deal with the EU, the world became more confident about the greater likelihood of global stability. After the trade deal with the US, the world became even more confident that the with stability, they can sense a speed too. This is a positive sign for the world," he said.

PM Modi also lambasted the Congress. "A significant part of our energy is being spent on correcting the mistakes of the past. It takes great effort to erase the image that was created in the minds of the world during that period, they left things in such a damaged state. That is why we have placed strong emphasis on future-ready policies. Today, the country is being governed on the basis of policy and strategy. Global trust in India is growing. Guided by the mantra of 'reform, perform, transform,' we have moved forward, and the reality today is that the nation has boarded the Reform Express," he added.

PM Modi noted that the first quarter of the 21st century is over and the second quarter will be as decisive just like the second quarter of India's freedom struggle in the last century was.

He said that the world is rapidly progressing toward a new global order.

"When we analyse the current situations and circumstances objectively and without political bias, it becomes evident that there is a growing inclination toward India. As a Vishwamitra and Vishwabandhu, India has emerged as a trusted partner for many countries," he said.

"The journey towards a developed India has seen the past year as one of rapid progress and development for the country. In every sphere of life, this period has brought transformation to every section of society in their lives. The country is moving forward at a fast pace in the right direction. The Honorable President has presented this subject before all of us in a very excellent manner, with complete sensitivity," he said.

With opposition members raising slogans during his speech, PM Modi took a veiled swipe.

"Looking at the age of Kharge ji, I urge you, the Chairman, to let him sit and sloganeer so that he faces no discomfort. There are young people at the back. So, please permit Kharge ji to sloganeer even while sitting," he said.

The Prime Minister said the country is moving forward at a fast pace in the right direction.

"India is forging forward-looking trade agreements with numerous countries worldwide. Recently, we have finalised nine such deals. Among these, the most significant--often referred to as the "mother of all deals"--was signed with the 27 member states of the European Union," he said.

The Lok Sabha earlier in the day adopted motion of thanks on the President's address by voice vote amid sloganeering by the opposition members.

- ANI

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Sarah B
As someone working in export logistics, I've seen first-hand how these deals simplify processes. The EU deal, especially, has reduced so much red tape. It's making 'Make in India' a reality for small businesses.
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Priya S
Good to hear about the focus on youth and future-ready policies. But I hope the benefits reach tier-2 and tier-3 cities equally, not just the metros. We need skill development centers in smaller towns to truly harness this opportunity.
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Rohit P
The world's confidence in India is palpable. Just returned from Dubai, and the respect for Indian professionals and our economy has grown immensely. It feels good to be from a nation that's seen as a reliable partner. Jai Hind!
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Michael C
While the trade deals are impressive, the constant political jabs in Parliament are disappointing. Can we not discuss national progress without blaming previous governments? A more statesmanlike tone would elevate the discourse.
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Kavya N
"Vishwamitra" and "Vishwabandhu" – I love that! It perfectly captures India's role today. We are friends to all, and these trade deals prove it. My small textile business is already exploring new buyers in Europe because of this. 🙏

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