Outgoing UK High Commissioner to India, Lindy Cameron hailed the signing of the future-focused ‘Vision 2035’ framework and the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) during her tenure as she penned an emotional note signing off from her post.
Sharing a series of posts on X, looking back at her two-and-a-half-year tenure as the UK High Commissioner to India, Cameron noted that the partnership between the two countries has grown.She wrote, “Phir Milenge! As my time as British High Commissioner to India comes to an end, I’m leaving with a full heart and countless memories.
The UK-India partnership has grown in ambition and breadth, bringing our governments, businesses and people closer than ever. I’m enormously proud to have played my part in that story. Keep following @UKinIndia, because there’s loads more still to come.”
“We have achieved a lot together in 2 and a half years: the signing of the future-focused Vision 2035 framework, an historic Free Trade Agreement now in effect, new partnerships in defence, technology, climate and education, and countless new connections driving growth across every corner of both our countries,” an X post read.
The India-UK (United Kingdom) Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) grants zero-duty access on nearly 99 per cent of India's exports, covering almost 100 per cent of the trade value. -ANI
