Export consignments destined for the United Kingdom were ceremonially flagged off from The Thar Dry Port (HPCSL) ICD Sanand under the newly implemented India–UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), marking another significant step in strengthening bilateral trade between the two nations.
The flag-off ceremony celebrated the commencement of exports under the landmark trade pact, which is expected to enhance market access, boost India’s export competitiveness, and facilitate smoother trade flows with the UK.
Speaking on the occasion, officials highlighted that the milestone reflects the growing strength of India’s export ecosystem and the collective efforts of all stakeholders in enabling efficient and seamless global trade.
The management of The Thar Dry Port (HPCSL) ICD Sanand expressed gratitude to its customers, transport partners, and operations team for their unwavering commitment and coordinated efforts in ensuring the successful movement of the export consignments.
The India–UK CETA is expected to provide significant opportunities for Indian exporters by reducing trade barriers, improving market access, and enhancing the ease of doing business, further strengthening economic ties between the two countries.
