<h1>India and UK launch CETA roadmap to boost trade, cut tariffs, attract investment across infrastructure, AI, green hydrogen, startups</h1> The Indian Prime Minister described the recently signed Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) with the UK as a roadmap for shared progress and invited UK businesses to invest in infrastructure, pharmaceuticals, energy, finance, telecom, AI, biotech, semiconductors, cyber, space, critical minerals, rare earths, APIs, fintech, green hydrogen and startups. The UK Prime Minister urged industry to identify regulatory barriers for bilateral action and noted a £6 billion trade and investment boost since CETA's July signing. The pact aims to increase market access, cut tariffs, boost MSMEs and education ties-including nine UK university campuses in India-with an objective to double bilateral trade from about USD 56 billion by 2030.