The two ministers held extensive talks earlier this month in New Delhi when India and Bahrain announced commencing negotiations for an ambitious trade deal, inching closer to sealing an investment pact.They also agreed to develop a common understanding to commence negotiations for a double taxation avoidance agreement (DTAA).This would help eliminate double taxation, provide tax certainty and promote trade and investment, officials had said.Bahrain is an important country for India in West Asia, and the overall bilateral relations have witnessed a major upswing in the last few years, with two-way trade reaching USD 1.64 billion in 2024-25.The Gulf nation has been home to close to 332,000 Indian nationals who comprise nearly a quarter of the total population of 1.5 million in that country.India is among the top five trading partners of Bahrain.
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