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Taiwan mulls FTA with India

NEW DELHI: Taiwan on Friday said it was looking at the possibility of a free trade agreement with India as part of initiatives to increase bilateral trade to $10 billion in the next few years from $2.4 billion in 2004, Taiwan's administrative vice minister Shin Yen-Shiang said at a FICCI seminar here.

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