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UK wants stronger trading relationship with India, says foreign minister Cleverly

“We do want to have an even stronger, and it’s strong already, but an even stronger trading, relationship with India.

UK wants stronger trading relationship with India, says foreign minister Cleverly
Mohnish Singh
By Mohnish SinghOct 13, 2022
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British foreign minister James Cleverly said on Thursday Britain wanted to have an even stronger trading relationship with India after reports that remarks by a fellow minister about Indian immigrants could put a future deal in doubt.

Asked about the comments made by interior minister Suella Braverman about Indian migrants in Britain and the possible impact, Cleverly said: "We do want to have an even stronger, and it's strong already, but an even stronger trading, relationship with India."

(Reuters)

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