India is probably the country that I've been to most often since I became Minister of International Trade. It's a reflection of the importance of our relationship. As you know, we have about 1.4 million Canadians of Indian origin. Our bilateral trade is about $8 billion. I've been saying to my Indian counterpart that I think there's scope for more trade between Canada and India.
As you know, pulses are our biggest export, about 30%—more than $1 billion—so we've been engaging on that. The last time I was there, I think it was in November, we led our largest trade delegation. We had about 130 people with us. We met 11 ministers in India, both at the federal and state level.
We're going to continue. The relationship is certainly good. We want to see more investment. We want to see more trade. That's why I think the Prime Minister's visit is timely in building these relationships. As we diversify—and the imperative of diversification is clear to Canadians—India is a very interesting market.