Countries of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) have reached an agreement on investments in India within the framework of a new trade deal, reports Bloomberg. Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, and Liechtenstein have committed to investing in India as part of a trade deal. These countries aim to invest up to $100 billion in India over a 15-year period. India wants this investment commitment to be a mandatory condition of the agreement, but as of now, the EFTA countries have not agreed. After 16 years of development, the EFTA countries have signed a trade deal with India. This agreement allo…