Union Minister Piyush Goyal announced a comprehensive strategy to enhance the utilization of free trade agreements (FTAs) by Indian industries. The plan includes sending 500 delegations abroad within the next 8-9 months, training 1,000 individuals to promote FTA benefits, and engaging with 1,600 industry chambers across India. Goyal emphasized the importance of these initiatives in boosting exports and attracting investments, especially as the global economy faces challenges. Since 2021, India has finalized several trade agreements with countries including Mauritius, the UAE, and Australia. He highlighted India's competitive manufacturing and talent as advantages over economies with higher per capita incomes. The government aims for USD 2 trillion in exports within 5-6 years, requiring an annual growth rate of around 15%. Goyal also mentioned plans to finance warehouses globally to facilitate e-commerce and ensure products can be shipped on demand.