London: UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron, on Wednesday, asserted that both India and the UK offered good market access to each other, but added New Delhi “did not offer enough to secure a deal”. Cameron, while responding to a question in the House of Lords on BBC restructuring its India operations and UK-India trade deal, underscored the significance of the ongoing trade deal, however, he stressed that India needs to do more to finalise the pact.
“Regarding trade deals, good market access has been offered on both sides (India-UK), but not quite enough yet to secure a deal,” he told the UK Parliament.
