TIL Desk/World/London/ India is among the countries ready to forge an “ambitious” new trading relationship with the UK after Britain leaves the European Union (EU), Prime Minister Theresa May has told the Parliament.
In a statement in the House of Commons on the recently concluded G20 summit in Hamburg, May said that her meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi involved discussions on a wide range of issues, including tackling modern day slavery.
“At this summit, I held a number of meetings with other world leaders, all of whom made clear their strong desire to forge ambitious new bilateral trading relationships with the UK after Brexit. This included America, Japan, China and India,” May said in her statement on Monday.
In response to Opposition Labour party leader Jeremy Corbyn on the issue of striking new trade deals, she added: “I am very happy to tell him (Corbyn) that we are already working with the Americans on what a trade deal might look like. We already have a working group with the Australians, and we have a working group with India as well.
