Trade, defence, aerospace sectors set to benefit from upcoming CEPA

The proposed CEPA promises to lower tariff and non‑tariff barriers, streamline technical trade regulations, and simplify compliance requirements. Such reforms are expected to make business operations smoother for companies in both countries.

According to the High Commissioner, the agreement will boost investment flows, expand services trade, and ease the movement of people, goods and capital. This will provide a significant lift to the bilateral economic relationship.