New Delhi, July 24 -- India concluded its eighth Trade Policy Review (TPR) at the World Trade Organization (WTO), with member countries seeking clarifications on issues ranging from production-linked incentive (PLI) schemes and Quality Control Orders (QCOs) to trade remedies, while India defended its policies as being consistent with WTO rules and the needs of a developing economy.

According to a Ministry of Commerce and Industry release, the two review sessions held on July 21 and 23 saw participation from 68 WTO members, reflecting strong global interest in India's trade policies and economic transformation.

During the review, India received 1,094 written questions from 44 WTO members, while 68 members made interventions covering Indi...