India and Canada aim to increase bilateral trade to $70 billion

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India and Canada have agreed to raise their bilateral trade target to $70 billion. The new goal was announced following talks between officials from both nations. This represents a significant increase from their previous trade ambitions. The move aims to strengthen economic ties and unlock greater investment potential between the two countries.

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