The Indian Commerce Ministry is implementing a comprehensive strategy to enhance the utilization of free trade agreements (FTAs) among Indian industries. Union Minister Piyush Goyal announced plans to dispatch 500 delegations globally, particularly to FTA partner countries, over the next 8-9 months. Additionally, 1,000 professionals will be trained to disseminate information about FTAs and their benefits across various districts. Goyal highlighted that since 2021, India has successfully finalized trade agreements with countries including the UAE, Australia, and the European Union. The government's ambitious target is to achieve USD 2 trillion in exports of goods and services within the next 5-6 years, requiring an annual growth rate of 15%. Goyal emphasized the competitive manufacturing capabilities of India, which can leverage these FTAs to access larger markets, despite challenges posed by the global economy. The initiative also includes plans for financing warehouses globally to facilitate e-commerce firms in stocking and shipping their goods efficiently.