Brexit: Liz Truss says the UK is 'back at the table'
Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab was in India this week helping to build closer relationships in the Indo-Pacific region. With a fortnight left before the end of the transition period, India is certain to be a crucial partner going forward, with Mr Raab and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's meeting intended to map out relations between the two countries.
Mr Johnson is also scheduled to visit India in January to strengthen the relationship - and Gaurav Singh, founding partner at JPIN, India’s biggest investment incubator, told Express.co.uk the potential benefits for both sides were enormous.
Mr Singh told Express.co.uk: "India and UK have been working to improve trade and it can really allow the UK to benefit from the immense growth India is about to experience in the coming decade.
