India and Israel have officially launched negotiations for a free trade agreement, signing terms of reference to guide discussions. The pact aims to boost trade by removing barriers, facilitating investment, and enhancing cooperation in innovation and technology. Israel has assured India it won’t seek market access in sensitive sectors like dairy and agriculture, opening new avenues for bilateral commerce.
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