There are sector-specific sessions on Green Tech & Energy Security, Defence & Advanced Manufacturing, Critical Minerals & Metals, Semiconductors & Electronics, AI, Cloud & Data Systems, GCC, Transportation & Mobility, Water, Drinking Water & Climate Risk, Agriculture & Food Processing, Healthcare & Pharma, Tourism, Education & Skilling, Creative Economy, Financial Systems & Fintech, Technology & Law & Regulation. It begins with a Session on India in the new Global Economic Order and then goes on tostate-specific sessions on Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Assam, Gujarat, and more states are in the pipeline.
The support from the Government of India and member States is tremendous. There are Country Sessions on Italy, Switzerland, France, Canada and one session on BRICS’ Business Agenda. The Speakers are decision-makers who will share their views on Business and Policy. The number of Delegates who are coming to attend these 2 days is reaching 1000. But what is this all about?
And why this rush for this Summit? At a time when external trade shocks are affecting economies, India is showing the world that it is strong enough to realign itself, find new markets and expand existing ones. Capex in India, both Government and Private, is fuelling Domestic Demand to give a Q1 GDP growth rate of 7.8%. While Direct and Indirect Tax Cuts have brought fuel to the fire of the Indian Economy, the Indian Chamber of Commerce has shown that it can keep the fire burning by regularly organising global meets.
In fact, this is the third one, and the fire will keep on burning when people from more than 30 countries and across India get together to exchange Ideas on Innovation and do Business Networking; and for the latter, a dedicated B2B Team is working tirelessly to help the delegates so that the Networking Meets may translate into tangible Business Benefits. There are also Government-to-Government meets to help in framing friendly Trade Policies. Do join us on the Spot and do not miss this opportunity of the Year.
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