Prime Minister Mark Carney secured a $2.6-billion deal to supply Canadian uranium to India Monday and launched talks on a comprehensive trade deal with New Delhi as he wrapped up a four-day visit to the subcontinent aimed at repairing years of ruptured ties.

The uranium deal was one of 10 commercial agreements touted during the trip and valued at a combined $5.5-billion. Unlike the uranium contract, many had been made public months ago.

The Prime Minister, who has set a goal of doubling non-U.S. trade over the next decade, said co-operation with India would make both countries more self reliant.