Against the backdrop of escalating US-China trade tensions, the Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) has recommended that India focus on maintaining strategic autonomy and carefully navigate its relationships with both countries by prioritizing economic interests and adhering to global trade principles. GTRI has advised India to bolster its domestic manufacturing capabilities and ensure compliance with regulations set by the World Trade Organization (WTO) to prevent any actions that could be seen as violations of international trade norms. While acknowledging the current strained relations between the US and China, the think tank has cautioned India against completely severing ties with China due to its significant role in global supply chains. By heeding GTRI’s counsel, India can potentially safeguard its economic stability and strengthen its position in the international trade arena amidst the ongoing geopolitical uncertainties.

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GTRI recommends India balance US-China relations, uphold autonomy, and enhance manufacturing to comply with global trade rules.
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