Posts by: aiai-india
India and Turkey to join hands towards trade augmentation says Melih Mehmet Recher

“The Turkish economy has set an ambitious trade target worth US$ 500 billion for 2023. The Turkish Exporters Assembly is working towards achieving the trade target by tapping its competitive engineering and technological sector. It may be noted here that India holds expertise in the IT and ICT[…]

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February 26, 2014
Cameroon looks forward to cooperation with Indian companies says Mr. Manga Laurent

“India and Cameroon enjoy cordial and friendly relations. The gradually developing Cameroonian economy seeks to undertake learning lessons from the rapidly growing Indian counterpart. Cameroon looks forward to deepen economic and trade ties with India by partnering with competent Indian companies in the sectors of civil engineering, mechanical[…]

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Bulgaria and India to complement mutual complementarities says Mrs. Anna Yaneva

“Bulgaria proposes to intensify bilateral trade and economic cooperation with India. The rapidly growing Indian economy is an important strategic partner in the Asian region for Bulgaria. Complementing mutual complementarities, Bulgaria seeks to invite Indian business community to its region as well”, said H.E. Mrs. Anna Yaneva, Deputy[…]

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February 26, 2014
India Canada Bilateral Trade Expected to Surpass US$ 15 billion by 2015

To explore the potential of joint cooperation, alliances and trade the Indo Canada Chamber of Commerce led a high level delegation from Canada to India by Mr. Naval Bajaj, President, Indo Canada Chamber of Commerce (ICCC). The interactive meeting held on 14 January, 2014, was organised jointly by[…]

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February 26, 2014
Proactive Political Leadership and Progressive Industrial Policy to Benefit India says Mr. Joseph Owen

“The Indian economy currently growing below 5% GDP has huge potential for probable development. However roadblocks in the form of fragile leadership, lack of competent governance and poor infrastructural facilities play hindrance. Proactive leadership, progressive industrial policy and a conducive investment climate will fast pace economic growth of[…]

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February 26, 2014
Meeting with Dy. High Commissioner of India in UK

At a meeting with H.E. Mr. Virander Paul, Dy. High Commissioner of UK  and Mr. M.P. Singh, First Secretary, High Commission  in UK to discuss promotion  of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) sector between India and UK and to seek valued support  for  MSMEs in  India for[…]

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February 26, 2014
Russia looking at Investments in India

The Russian Federation is very keen on making investment in India in various sectors in those cases where the proposals are lucrative and acceptable to Russia since a huge amount is lying in the Indo-Rouble trade as well as other accruals which needs to be invested in India,[…]

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February 26, 2014
Mr.Suresh Shetty calls for public private partnership in Indian healthcare industry

The Round Table meeting on India Russia Health Tourism and Medical Technologies Co-operation brought out interesting insights on areas of mutual co-operation   Mumbai, 29th May 2013: All India Association of Industries (AIAI), World Trade Centre Mumbai (WTC) and Russia India Trade House Mumbai organized a round table[…]

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February 26, 2014
India and Russia to foster greater ties says Mr. Tarasyuk Yaroslav

“India and Russia have had a history of fruitful interaction in the past decades. Traditionally, the Indo-Russian partnership has been built on five major components namely politics, defence, nuclear energy, anti-terrorism cooperation and space. Going forward, the signing of the prospective Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement shall enable free[…]

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India and China to collaborate towards mutually beneficial development and trade says Mr. Liu Guoyu

“The rapidly growing Chinese and Indian economies are the growth engines of the world. China is India’s largest trading partner while India enjoys a position of prominence in China’s international trade. There is significant complementarity between the Indian and Chinese economies. India is the 11th largest trading partner[…]

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