Indian Businesses Gear Up for Middle East Demand Surge Post-Peace Deal

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Indian companies are boosting production and securing shipping for a surge in Middle East demand following a peace agreement.
FMCG, automotive, and construction sectors anticipate revived exports and lower freight costs.

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Indian companies are boosting production and securing shipping for a surge in Middle East demand following a peace agreement. FMCG, automotive, and construction sectors anticipate revived exports and lower freight costs.

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