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India forging Business Partnerships with Canada through 'India Calling
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Moreover, the Conference enjoys the support of Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs, Government of India and Government of Maharashtra. The Premier of Ontario Dalton McGunity and the Premier of British Columbia Gordon Campbell have expressed their willingness to address the conference as Chief guests in Toronto and Vancouver respectively. Leading luminaries of Canadian and Indian business are expected to address the varied sessions. The Conference will be graced by Kapil Sibal, Minister of Science & Technology & Ocean Development, Government of India, Ravi Vayalar, Minister of Overseas India Affairs, D. Purandeswari, Minister of State for Higher Education, Ministry of Human Resource Development, Suresh Prabhu, Member of Parliament & Former Union Minister of Power. The industrialists
& strategists who will participate are Sam Pitroda, Chairman of
National Knowledge Commission, India, Dr. Partha Ghosh, Associate MIT,
Boston & former MD, Mc Kinsey and Co and Pramod Chaudhari, Chairman,
PRAJ Industries Limited, G S Gill, IAS, Vice-Chairman & Managing
Director, City and Industrial Development Corporation of Maharashtra
(CIDCO), Jayant Kawale, IAS, Joint Secretary-Hydro Ministry of Power,
Govt. of India, Dr. (Mrs.) Joyce Sankaran, IAS, Principal Secretary
- Higher & Technical Education, Government of Maharashtra, Deepak
Ghaisas, CEO, I-Flex Solutions, Uttam Khobragade, IAS, General Manager,
Brihan Mumbai Electric Supply & Transport Undertaking, Ravi Mehrotra,
CBE, Chairman, Foresight Limited, Dr. Narendra Jadhav, Vice Chancellor,
University of Pune . About 100 senior level public & private sectors executives are expected to participate from India along with 200 - 250 counterparts from Canada and adjoining region. The subjects chosen for discussion would include, among others, areas which may be of relevance to NER such as alternate energy and hydro power, mining, forestry and wood products, bio tech and life sciences, education, information and communication technology Considering recent emphasis on business opportunities and potential being highlighted in various forums in and outside the country together with the excellent and exclusive incentive package for investment. The Conference should provide a good forum for any organization to create awareness of opportunities among the participants which will include about 100 CEOs of leading Indian companies and 200-250 counterparts from Canada and adjoining regions. The participating company could be promoting business developments which could be of interest to the rest of the delegation. In a Nutshell Focus
Areas in Toronto: Focus
Areas in Vancouver: There would be visits
arranged to Manufacturing Facilities /Universities/Research Technology
Organization as well as match making session between Indian delegates
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