India has expressed readiness to negotiate a bilateral investment treaty with Canada as both countries look to strengthen economic engagement and expand bilateral trade.
The proposed investment treaty could provide a framework to encourage greater investment flows and offer more certainty to businesses operating in both markets.
India and Canada are targeting bilateral trade of around ₹4.65 lakh crore by 2030, reflecting ambitions to significantly deepen commercial ties.
The two countries are also exploring opportunities for cooperation across sectors, with stronger investment and market access expected to support trade growth.
The renewed economic push comes as India and Canada seek to rebuild and expand bilateral engagement, creating opportunities for businesses and investors on both sides.
