The fourth meeting of the India‑Argentina Joint Trade Committee took place on 24 August in Buenos Aires.
India’s mining company is advancing lithium Phase II drilling in Catamarca and exploring other provinces.
Argentina will work to move India’s medicines from Annex II to Annex I status, easing regulatory barriers.
Cooperation was agreed in areas such as Ayurveda, Yoga, aviation, fifth‑generation mobile networks, artificial intelligence, and digital infrastructure.
Business delegations discussed concrete opportunities in agriculture, energy, health care, tourism, banking, and telecommunications.
Bilateral trade reached about 6.5 billion US dollars in 2025, with India becoming Argentina’s fifth‑largest trading partner.
Discussions covered expanding agriculture exports, pharmaceutical market access, lithium mining, and joint projects in space and digital services.
Both sides also pledged to enhance collaboration in traditional Indian health systems and to advance a preferential trade agreement.
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