In a historic week for international trade, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has secured two major trade agreements with India and the United States. The deals come as a significant boost for the UK economy and demonstrate the country's commitment to fostering strong global partnerships.

During a state visit to the UK, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Starmer signed a landmark trade deal that is expected to increase bilateral trade between the two countries. The agreement is set to open up new opportunities for businesses from both nations, boosting economic growth and creating jobs.

Meanwhile, in a meeting with former US President Donald Trump in Scotland, Prime Minister Starmer discussed trade relations between the UK and the US. The talks resulted in a promising trade deal that will strengthen ties between the two countries and pave the way for increased trade and investment.

These trade agreements mark a prime moment for the UK as it looks to expand its trade portfolio and secure new opportunities on the global stage. The deals are a testament to the UK’s commitment to fostering strong trade relationships and driving economic growth in the post-Brexit era.