<h1>New Free Trade Agreement Aims to Double Bilateral Trade to $112 Billion by 2030 with Tariff Cuts</h1> A free trade agreement between two countries was signed to double bilateral trade to USD 112 billion by 2030. The agreement includes significant tariff reductions, facilitating smoother trade and investment across various sectors such as manufacturing, services, digital technology, defense, life sciences, and agriculture. Business leaders expressed optimism about expanded market opportunities and increased investments resulting from the deal. The agreement aims to eliminate trade bottlenecks and accelerate the exchange of goods and services, reflecting a mutual commitment from both governments and private sectors to enhance economic cooperation. The deal is viewed as a foundational step toward deeper commercial integration rather than a final resolution.