A meeting was held on October 17 at the Delovaya Rossiya venue, which was attended by a delegation of Indian companies that are members of the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI).

The event brought together representatives of over 80 Indian and Russian companies from various industries, which underlines their common interest in developing partnerships. The main focus was on strengthening cooperation, expanding imports of Indian goods such as pharmaceuticals and textiles, and finding new areas for interaction, including IT and tourism.

Vinod Gaikwad from the Indian Embassy outlined ambitious goals - to increase trade turnover to $ 100 billion by 2030, focusing on removing logistical barriers. This goal is supported by both business leaders and at the government level. Sudha Shivkumar from FICCI emphasized the importance of going beyond traditional industries.

On the Russian side, Andrey Sharafutdinov noted the potential for Indian investment in the Far East and the Arctic, emphasizing the importance of direct dialogue and personal communication between entrepreneurs of the two countries. Olga Kulikova added that such meetings create conditions for mutual understanding and productive cooperation.

The countries' joint efforts are aimed at achieving common goals and finding new opportunities for mutually beneficial cooperation.

The meeting with the delegation from India was a significant step in strengthening economic ties between the two countries.

Respectfully,
NEGLINKA FINANCE Team