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Mohit Bansal on How the India–UK Free Trade Agreement Can Transform Infrastructure Investment

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  Infrastructure has always been one of the strongest pillars of economic development. From commercial business districts and industrial parks to logistics hubs and smart urban ecosystems, quality infrastructure creates the foundation for investment, employment, and long-term prosperity. With the implementation of the India–UK Free Trade Agreement (FTA) , India is entering a new phase of global economic cooperation that is expected to unlock substantial opportunities for infrastructure development and foreign investment. Recognising the significance of this historic agreement, Mohit Bansal, CEO of GMI Infra , met Ms. Alba Smeriglio, British Deputy High Commissioner, Chandigarh , to discuss the transformative impact the Free Trade Agreement could have on India's infrastructure landscape. Their interaction focused on strengthening bilateral partnerships, encouraging cross-border investments, and creating opportunities that will support long-term economic growth in both countries. The...

Building Infrastructure for a Globally Connected India: Mohit Bansal at CII Trade Conference

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  The future of India's economy is increasingly interconnected with global markets, and infrastructure development remains a vital pillar supporting this transformation. Mohit Bansal, CEO of GMI Infra, recently participated in the CII Conference on "Growing Opportunities from Free Trade Agreements" held at Taj Chandigarh. The event brought together distinguished policymakers, economists, business leaders, and industry professionals to discuss how Free Trade Agreements are creating pathways for economic growth and international collaboration. These agreements are helping India strengthen trade relations while opening doors for investment, innovation, and industrial expansion. Mohit Bansal believes that infrastructure serves as the backbone of economic development. As trade opportunities increase, businesses require efficient transportation systems, modern industrial facilities, and sustainable urban environments to support their operations. The discussions at the conferen...