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India-Mexico Preferential Trade Agreement Talks
The India-Mexico Preferential Trade Agreement is a trade pact the two countries have now begun to negotiate, aimed at wider two-way trade, more investment and sturdier supply chains. Talks formally opened with the signing of its Terms of Reference, which the Commerce Ministry announced on 28 October 2026.
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Creates the card: India and Mexico signed Terms of Reference opening Preferential Trade Agreement talks, with the negotiating areas and the June 2025 leaders' understanding behind them.
- India-Mexico PTA
- Mexico
- Preferential Trade Agreement
- Terms of Reference
- rules of origin
- Claudia Sheinbaum
- trade negotiations
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