New Delhi, June 23: India and the United States are making steady and decisive progress towards finalising a bilateral trade agreement, according to Sergio Gor.

Gor noted that discussions between the two sides are advancing constructively, with both countries working towards strengthening economic ties and expanding trade and investment cooperation.

He highlighted that the proposed agreement is expected to further deepen economic engagement between the world’s two largest democracies, with a focus on improving market access, enhancing supply chain resilience, and promoting balanced trade relations.

Officials from both countries are reportedly engaged in ongoing consultations aimed at addressing key issues and aligning mutual interests across various sectors, including goods, services, and emerging technologies.

The development comes at a time when India and the US are seeking to reinforce strategic economic partnerships and reduce barriers to trade. Experts believe that a successful agreement could significantly boost bilateral trade flows and create new opportunities for businesses on both sides.

The statement underscores growing momentum in India–US economic relations, with both nations signalling intent to move forward in a coordinated and timely manner on the trade deal.