The government has asked Indian Institute of Foreign Trade to prepare a report on the impact of the enlargement of the European Union in the country exports.

The report analyses the impact and developing a plausible negotiating strategy for India with respect to elements of export interest.

The three main points identified in products negotiable “, where most favorites nationality prices are probably related to increase, leather, textiles and chemicals.

The study, in collaboration with the Federation of Indian Export Organizations, the government’s proposals on the basis of feedback from exporters, FIEO said.

IIFT has already initiated discussions with exporters in this context, in the land of the major cities of Chennai and Mumbai.

With the European Union’s largest trading partner and second largest source of foreign direct investment in India, its current expansion is certainly have a great influence on the Indian economy in general and especially exports.

In the area of market access, it is estimated that in the case of new members joining the EU, tariffs on products are not be bound.

Some experts believe that since the EU already has a wide variety Tarrif barriers unavailable, it is unlikely that migration tarrifs.

Unless the developed countries take the initiative for the resumption of WTO negotiations that recently collapsed, there was no immediate solution to the blockade by the issue of agricultural subsidies of the European Union Ministers of Commerce Kamal Nath said today.

He told journalists that India was interested to see that there is no gap in agriculture in developing countries because of subsidies by developed countries to their farmers.

Kamal Nath, was the inauguration of the new campus of the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT), the first outside Delhi, said: “We are pleased us a WTO agreement, which contribute to India increased 10 percent to 11 percent, not four percent to five percent.

“It can not be a situation where developing countries, liberalization and the nation is subsidizing enlarged,” he said.

Kamal Nath said India wanted for a successful conclusion of the Doha Round and adds that the burden of proof is now in developed countries.

When it was reported that some advanced countries, that India was maintaining a tough situation, he said: “Let them say. I’m here to take care of the interests of India and other developing countries. “Kamal Nath said it was up to developed countries to come to the negotiating table with something.” We have to convince developed countries to continue discussions. It is up to them to find a solution, “he said.

The question across the country, exports to the first quarter of the current biennium, he said it has increased by over 20 per cent.

Earlier in his speech at the IIFT, India said it sought to export as an important means of creating jobs. “We do not need U.S. dollars. We are tired,” he said.

The citation of a study, he said that the current growth rate of exports, 21 million jobs are expected in the year 2010. Last year, exports have generated 1.4 million jobs.

The Government of the external trade policy initiatives are paying rich dividends as the country exports 26 percent over the past two years to reach 100 billion dollars in 2005-06 to 63 billion dollars in 2003-04, Commerce Kamal Nath said the Prime Minister today.

“Our confrontation with the economic world today, including imports, Suite 350 billion, which corresponds to our growing importance in international trade,” he said at the 40th Convocation of ‘Indian Institute of Foreign Trade.

Nath said India, the rates down in the ASEAN countries and the ADI regime was liberal. But developed countries have been non-tariff trade barriers and discrimination developing countries, he added.

IIFT director Prabir Sengupta said that the IIFT Kolkata centre would start functioning from July 2006 with the start of the flagship MBA (International Business) programme. IIFT is also the creation of a centre for SMEs, specific training for SMEs, an official said.

Sengupta, it was a very good resonance on campus IIFT stages this year. The entire lot was offered jobs, he said, adding the national average wage for this year was Rs 8.1 lakh compared to RS 7.28 lakh last year.