A
$10 billion
B
$50 billion
C
$25 billion
D
$5 billion
Correct answer: (a) $10 billion
Explanation
Option A is correct because both nations specifically agreed to establish a roadmap aiming to increase bilateral trade to $10 billion. Options A, C, and D mention incorrect trade targets not supported by the bilateral visit notes.
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