<h1>Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement expands market access for Indian exporters through tariff concessions and service commitments.</h1> The Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) between India and Korea creates tariff concessions and regulatory commitments across trade in goods, services, rules of origin, intellectual property and investment to improve market access. It opens opportunities for Indian exports in sectors such as mineral fuels, iron and steel, organic chemicals, aluminium, food-industry residues and cotton products. The Trade in Services chapter contains Korean commitments in several sub-sectors-including advertising, management consulting, project management, technical inspection and placement of personnel-benefiting Indian service suppliers, supported by government outreach programmes.