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The 11th Round of India-Australia Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (Ind-Aus CECA) negotiations was held in New Delhi from 18-23 August 2025, further advancing the shared objective of strengthening bilateral trade and economic partnership.
Building on the progress achieved in earlier rounds and intersessional meetings, the negotiations covered a wide range of areas including Goods, Services and Mobility, Digital Trade, Rules of Origin, Legal and Institutional Provisions, Environment, Labour, and Gender, bringing greater understanding for convergence in the remaining provisions.
Both sides reaffirmed their commitment to advancing the India-Australia CECA and ensuring that it delivers meaningful benefits, economic opportunities, and a balanced outcome for both sides. To maintain momentum and achieve convergence both partners will continue the negotiations in virtual intersessions.
Looking ahead, with shared ambition and mutual understanding to work towards a future ready framework, India and Australia remain strongly aligned to the early conclusion of a mutually beneficial Comprehensive Economic Cooperation. As India steadily advances its footprint through multiple trade agreements, this round reflects a steadfast commitment to enhance economic partnerships anchored with national priorities and global aspirations.
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Abhishek Dayal/ Abhijith Narayanan
Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement talks advance; parties continue virtual negotiations to seek a balanced trade framework. The 11th round of India-Australia Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement negotiations advanced discussions on Goods, Services and Mobility, Digital Trade, Rules of Origin, Legal and Institutional Provisions, and cross cutting issues such as Environment, Labour, and Gender. Parties achieved greater convergence on remaining provisions, reaffirmed commitment to a balanced, mutually beneficial framework aligned with national priorities, and agreed to continue negotiations via virtual intersessional meetings to maintain momentum toward early finalisation.Press 'Enter' after typing page number.