London, June 26 -- Union Minister of Commerce & Industry Piyush Goyal has dismissed concerns regarding potential economic drawbacks from the India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), describing the pact as a carefully crafted framework that will benefit both nations.

Speaking at a business reception in London on Thursday, Minister Goyal emphasised that the agreement is designed to enhance economic growth and job creation without harming any domestic sectors.

The Minister stated that the agreement will provide "enablers" that assist both economies in improving their functional capabilities.

"What they will be adding to our economy will be enablers, which will actually help us do our job better for life. This agreement ...