3rd-7th MARCH, 2025 | 10:00AM-7:00PM
The GULF region is an important strategic region for India with profound geopolitical and geo-economic significance. India and the region share deep civilizational contacts, cultural exchange and historical linkages. In recent years India has attempted to bolster ties with the GULF countries, which is rooted in two foreign policy objectives: position India as a global player on the world’s stage...
As part of the 'extended neighbourhood', many economies of the CIS region strive to overcome the challenge of seamless connectivity for trade in goods, investment linkages and business partnerships with India. Resources in abundance from agricultural produce to untapped reserves in the oil and gas sector - CIS region calls for India's urgent attention to jointly collaborate for economic progress in development. It is the opportune time for the Indian businessmen to work in a closer cooperation with their CIS counterparts. ...
European countries have been one of the largest contributors of the FDI India. They offer opportunities in terms of technology sharing and techno-know-how providing high level synergies in sectors where European countries are the world leaders. India has a lot to gain from an FTA with the EU, particularly in regard to preferential and duty-free access to the European market ...
India has become a major trading partner of many countries in the region. It has also sought to engage the countries of the region- on a bilateral and multilateral basis - with a view to expanding these economic links. The year 2022 saw the opening of two new missions in the Latin America and Caribbean Region (LAC) – Paraguay and Dominican Republic ...
India- Africa partnership has seen phenomenal growth; India's bilateral trade with Africa has now reached US$ 67.56 billion in 2023-24 (Apr-Jan). While investment wise, India has been a steady partner in Africa socio-economic development, huge investments by several Indian companies in sectors such as infrastructure, telecom, education, IT, Healthcare, agriculture, etc. valuing to over USD 54 billion make India 5th largest investor in Africa ...
India has historically enjoyed very warm and cordial relations with most of the Asia Pacific countries, close proximity, strong people to people connect and free flow of goods & services have remained as the key pillars of the strategic partnership. Over the past few years, Asia Pacific has sustained a period of robust growth. India’s economy, is expected to grow by 7 percent in the fiscal year 2024-25, supported by increase in public investment to boost domestic demand and incentives schemes to boost manufacturing ...