Bilateral relations between Taiwan and India have improved significantly since 1990s.
Taiwan and India have signed a number economic cooperation agreements including
the agreement on double taxation avoidance and customs cooperation. Both sides are
now looking into the feasibility of a bilateral free trade agreement.
Prof.Madhav Das Nalapat, a professor at India’s Manipal University
said the FTA is likely to be signed by the end of the year.
President Ma Ying-jeou’s stopover in Mumbai, India, on his way to Africa in April
reflects substantial progress in Taiwan-India relations. India seems willing to
enhance relations with Taiwan even though it remains unchanged in its “one-China” policy.
To find out more, listen to this week’s On the Line as Prof.Madhav Das Nalapat
shares with us his views on Taiwan-India relations. Prof.Nalapat is a professor of
geopolitics and international relations at Manipal University in Southern India.
He also holds the UNESCO Peace Chair.
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Tuesday 7 August 2012
Taiwanese Radio Interview
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