No deadline, however, has been fixed for the policy formulation, Prabhu said
Prabhu said huge investment potential exists in India as the country's economy is going to reach $10 trillion by 2035
Prabhu said exports are growing and the ministry is taking steps to further accelerate the growth rate
The Civil Aviation Ministry has also decided not to intervene with respect to Jet Airways' request seeking more time for making payments to airport operators
Prabhu said that based on his discussions with other member countries, an agenda was being prepared which will be forward-looking, agreeable to all nations and include substantive issues
Prabhu said such systems help in improving the infrastructure of industrial parks which are present in almost all the states
Stating that there are 'legacy' issues around the carrier which government is trying to resolve, he said Air India is burdened with debt, which is clearly unsustainable
Prabhu said Chinese authorities will hold a meeting in November specifically with Indian exporters to address their concerns relating to market access and trade regulations
The development comes two weeks after the minister ordered a safety audit of all scheduled airlines and airports following an incident involving a Jet Airways flight
Representatives from the department of economic affairs, coal ministry, steel ministry, oil ministry and department of pharmaceuticals are expected to attend the meeting
Prabhu says the corridor will deliver "unimaginable benefits" in terms of cutting down the time and cost of transportation for all the countries involved
When asked about the current situation at Jet Airways, Prabhu said, "We are not aware about their position."
He said that OECD countries were giving more subsidies to their farmers, particularly in the export of agriculture products
A strategy of products in new markets is being developed and exports are also being promoted in regions like Africa, Latin America and Central Asia, says Prabhu
Airbus, at present, has more than 300 aircrafts flying in the Indian skies and another 530 have been ordered by Indian carriers
The country also expressed its disappointment over the US imposition of high import duties on certain steel and aluminium products
Suresh Prabhu said such cooperation will offer great business opportunities to American companies already present in the country.
The commerce ministry is working on a strategy to boost share of services in the country's trade
The BJP MPs countrywide are observing similar protests in their constituencies
A day before senior United States trade officials are set to discuss key issues with India, Commerce and Industry Minister Suresh Prabhu said India will need to be ready for the challenges posed to the global trading mechanism, hinting at the recent spate of protectionist measures instituted by the US.Addressing the Annual Session 2018 of the Confederation of Indian Industry, Prabhu told a large gathering of leaders from India Inc, that nations which have benefited the most from global trade through capitalism and the market economy are now resorting to unilateral measures that challenge the entire global trade mechanism set under the multilateral World Trade Organization (WTO)."And therefore we are seeing in a way, a new normal emerging. The so called certain system is being questioned, and in that context we must be ready to not only face the challenge but also convert that into an opportunity", Prabhu said, taking a dig at the US. On Tuesday, assistant US trade representative for ..