<h1>Prime Ministers to Sign Free Trade Agreement Aiming to Double Trade to $120 Billion by 2030</h1> The Prime Ministers of two countries are set to sign a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) during a bilateral visit, aiming to enhance economic partnership and double bilateral trade to $120 billion by 2030. The FTA negotiations were completed earlier in the year and received Cabinet approval in one country, with the agreement pending ratification by the other country's Parliament. The visit also includes discussions to refresh a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership covering sectors such as trade, investment, technology, defence, education, and sustainability. The agreement is viewed as a significant milestone expected to foster growth, job creation, and closer bilateral ties. The visit follows previous high-level meetings and marks continued efforts to strengthen economic and strategic relations between the two nations.