Business session on UK and India
As a precursor to the Annual Convention of British Business Group (BBG) titled ‘Connect’14’, FICCI is organizing a Business Session on ‘UK and India: Natural Partners for Investment’ jointly with UKTI and BBG.
It is scheduled to be held on Friday, October 10, 2014 from 1430-1630 hours, followed by High Tea at Federation House, New Delhi.
This event coincides with the visit of Rt Hon Vince Cable, Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills, UK to India.
In view of the Indian Government’s keen interest to engage with its key trading partners including the UK, this high-level interaction assumes a great significance and aims to deliberate upon the avenues for enhancing the movement of bi-directional investments of the two countries in the times ahead.
Those who would want to can attend this important meeting and contribute to the deliberations with the visiting UK delegation, which will comprise of business representative from across sectors including the members of British Business Group in India.
For that, you could ask your office to send your confirmation through duly filled in enclosed response proforma by return email.
Contact: Ms. Daulata Chakraborty
Assistant Director – International Affairs
E: daulata.chakraborty@ficci.com
T: +91-11-23487219
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