Partnerships in energy, logistics and start-ups on the rise as US tariffs loom

Deepening trade ties between India and Gulf Cooperation Council ( GCC ) countries are opening more cross-investment opportunities, with a focus on energy and logistics, while reducing the potential impact of tariffs from the United States.

Bolstering regional partnerships can help India soften the impact of tariffs announced by US President Donald Trump, even as trade talks between New Delhi and Washington continue.

The Centre for Public Policy Research (CPPR) suggests that India further cultivate its relationships with GCC countries to address tariff risks and other issues related to its trade relations with the US and European markets.

“The GCC remains a key energy supplier to India, with increased collaboration in the oil and gas sectors alongside a significant push towards renewable energy projects, reflecting a mutual commitment to sustainability and green technology,”

CPPR is quoted as saying.

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