India to pursue bilateral trade deals

India will pursue bilateral trade agreements with the European Union, Japan and other countries after the collapse of the World Trade Organisation talks, a top official said today.

India will pursue bilateral trade agreements with the European Union, Japan and other countries after the collapse of the World Trade Organisation talks, a top official said today.

Commerce and Industry Minister Kamal Nath told reporters he was confident the collapse would not limit the expansion of India’s economy, which is growing at around eight percent a year.

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