During a business plenary session in London, Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal urged Indian and British businesses to prioritize ambitious, transformational growth over marginal year-on-year gains. Addressing the upcoming implementation of the India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) on July 15, Goyal warned that settling for standard trade growth rates of 4% to 6% would fall short of global expectations. He highlighted key sector opportunities, including advanced manufacturing, green energy, and healthcare, while emphasizing strategic corporate partnerships for rapid market penetration. Additionally, the parallel rollout of the Double Contribution Convention (DCC) will allow temporary workers deployed up to five years to bypass double social security taxes, routing a 25% gross savings directly into tax-free Indian Provident Fund accounts yielding an 8.25% return.