What is the bilateral trade target that India and the UAE are working towards by 2032?
- A.US$ 100 billion
- B.US$ 150 billion
- C.US$ 200 billion
- D.US$ 250 billion
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Explanation
The correct answer is US$ 200 billion, the shared ambition the two countries have set for bilateral trade by the year 2032. The option of a hundred billion dollars is wrong because trade has already crossed that mark: it reached US$ 101.25 billion in the financial year 2025-26, so a target at that level would be meaningless. The option of a hundred and fifty billion dollars is wrong because no such intermediate goal was announced at the meeting. The option of two hundred and fifty billion dollars is wrong because it overstates the figure agreed between the two sides. Non-oil trade, a separate measure, stood at US$ 76.2 billion in 2025, and the growth in both measures was credited to the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement.
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Practice Questions
The 14th meeting of the India-UAE High Level Joint Task Force on Investments was held in which city?
- A.New Delhi
- B.Abu Dhabi
- C.Mumbai
- D.Dubai
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New Delhi is wrong because although it hosts many bilateral meetings, this particular round was held in India's financial capital, a natural choice for a forum devoted to investment.
Read the full explanation →The joint investment intent of US$ 11.5 billion noted at the meeting relates to an integrated aluminium complex in which Indian state?
- A.Gujarat
- B.Odisha
- C.Jharkhand
- D.Chhattisgarh
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Gujarat is wrong, although the state does figure in the meeting in two other ways: a Food Park project was reviewed there, and an aviation and logistics hub at Dholera was explored, while Mashreq Bank, First Abu Dhabi Bank and the Abu Dhabi National Insurance Company have opened offices in…
Read the full explanation →Which office does Volodymyr Zelenskyy hold?
- A.Prime Minister of Ukraine
- B.President of Ukraine
- C.Foreign Minister of Ukraine
- D.Speaker of the Ukrainian Parliament
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It was in that capacity that he held the telephone conversation with India's Prime Minister on 9 November 2026 and shared his perspective on the recent developments in the ongoing conflict.
Read the full explanation →Which position did the Prime Minister of India reiterate during his call with the President of Ukraine?
- A.That the conflict must be resolved through dialogue and diplomacy
- B.That India would send troops as peacekeepers
- C.That India would impose trade sanctions
- D.That the dispute should be referred to arbitration by a third country
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That has been India's consistent stand, and the Prime Minister restated it during the telephone conversation along with India's human-centric approach, which puts the suffering of ordinary people before the competing claims of the warring sides.
Read the full explanation →Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a telephone conversation on 9 November 2026 with the President of which country?
- A.Poland
- B.Ukraine
- C.Hungary
- D.Romania
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The Prime Minister spoke on the telephone with Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who holds the office of President of Ukraine.
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