How the EU–India Free Trade Agreement Reshapes Turkey’s Economy

Views: 198 When the European Union and India concluded a sweeping free trade agreement, the deal was celebrated in Brussels and New Delhi as a milestone in global trade. It promised deeper market access, lower tariffs, and tighter integration between two of the world’s largest economic blocs. For Turkey, however, the agreement landed awkwardly. Ankara was not at the negotiating table, yet it will feel many of the consequences. Turkey’s predicament stems from its unique relationship with the European Union. Since 1996, Turkey has been bound to the EU through a Customs Union covering industrial goods and certain processed agricultural …

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