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<h1>India and Bhutan to Open Seven New Trade Points to Boost Bilateral Trade Ties.</h1> India and Bhutan have agreed to establish seven new entry and exit points for trade, aiming to enhance bilateral trade relations. This decision was made during a Commerce Secretary Level meeting in New Delhi, led by officials from both countries. The new trade points include Nagarkata Land Customs Station, Agartala Land Customs Station, Pandu port, Jogighopa port, Asian Highway 48, Kamardwisa, and Birpara. These additions will be incorporated into the 2016 Protocol of the India-Bhutan Agreement on Trade, Commerce, and Transit. Since 2014, trade between the two nations has more than doubled, reaching USD 1083 million in 2020-21.