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Which session of the India-Egypt Joint Trade Committee was held in Cairo on 15 November 2026?

  1. A.5th Session
  2. B.6th Session
  3. C.7th Session
  4. D.9th Session

Correct answer

C. 7th Session

Explanation

The correct answer is the 7th Session. The India-Egypt Joint Trade Committee met for its seventh session in Cairo on 15 November 2026, co-chaired by Union Minister of Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal and Egypt's Minister of Investment and Foreign Trade, Dr. Mohamed Farid Saleh. The minister had reached Cairo a day earlier, on 14 November, with a delegation of more than 130 business leaders and start-up founders. The 5th and 6th sessions are earlier rounds of the same mechanism and the 9th has not been held, so options A, B and D are wrong. Alongside the Joint Trade Committee, the visit included the Joint Business Council meeting and the India-Egypt Business Forum, so candidates should keep the edition number tied to the year and the city.

Read the full article: India-Egypt Joint Trade Committee Holds 7th Session in Cairo

Q2.InternationalMedium

Who co-chaired the 7th Session of the India-Egypt Joint Trade Committee from the Egyptian side?

  1. A.The Prime Minister of Egypt
  2. B.Dr. Mohamed Farid Saleh, Minister of Investment and Foreign Trade
  3. C.The Governor of the Central Bank of Egypt
  4. D.The President of Afreximbank
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Correct answer: B. Dr. Mohamed Farid Saleh, Minister of Investment and Foreign Trade

He co-chaired the seventh session of the Joint Trade Committee in Cairo on 15 November 2026 with Union Minister of Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal, which fits the pattern of such committees being led by the trade ministers of the two sides.

Q3.InternationalMedium

What is the approximate value of India-Egypt bilateral trade as stated during the visit?

  1. A.About US$2.5 billion
  2. B.About US$6.5 billion
  3. C.About US$12 billion
  4. D.About US$26 billion
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Correct answer: B. About US$6.5 billion

Addressing the Indian community in Cairo, the Union Minister of Commerce and Industry said trade at this level is only the beginning of the partnership between two ancient civilisations, which is the sense in which the figure was quoted.