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ARMENIA-INDIA BUSINESS FORUM HELD IN NEW DELHI
Noyan Tapan
http://www.nt.am?shownews=1010218
Dec 3, 2008
NEW DELHI, DECEMBER 3, NOYAN TAPAN. An Armenia-India business
forum took place in the hall of the Federation of Indian Chambers
of Commerce and Indistry (FICCI) in New Delhi on December 1-2. The
forum was organized on the initiative of the Armenian embassy in India.
At the plenary sitting on December 1, speeches were made by the FICCI
Deputy Secretary General Rajan Kohli, the First Deputy Minister
of Agriculture of the RA Samvel Avetisian, the Armenian Amassador
to India Ashot Kocharian, the Deputy Minister of Economy of the RA
Mushegh Tumasian, the Indian Ambassador to Armenian Mrs. Rina Pandei,
the Head of the Indian MFA Eurasian Department Divyab Manchanda,
the Head of the Export Development Unit of the Armenian Development
Agency Sergei Amatuni, the President of Agri Machinery Group Rajiv
Kumar, the President of Oriental Software Ltd. Amarnat Bhat, and the
Chief Designer of Avia Infotel Company Samvel Muradian. They pointed
out the importance of the business forum and presented in detail
the dynamics of development and deepening of bilateral relations,
the agricultural, economic and IT sectors of the two countries and
their investment policies.
A film on Armenia was demonstrated.
According to the RA MFA Press and Information Department, separate
meetings of Armenian and Indian businessmen took place. A number of
Armenian companies of IT industry, textile industry and food processing
sector represented Armenia at the forum.
Within the framework of the business forum S. Avetisian and M. Tumasian
had meetings with the Indian Minister of State for Foreign Affairs
E. Ahamed and the Secretary of Textile Ministry A. K. Singh. They
exchanged ideas on foundation of an Indian information center
in Armenia and creation of a garden of Armenian apricot-trees in
India, and the agenda of the regular sitting of the Armenian-Indian
intergovernmental commission to be held in Yerevan in 2009. During the
meeting at the textile ministry, the sides outlined the prospects of
bilateral cooperation in the textile, food processing and agricultural
sectors.
On December 2 the Armenian delegation visited Noida's free economic
zone of export promotion where the delegation members familiarized
themselves with the operation and products of IT, textile and
engineering enterprises.
Noyan Tapan
http://www.nt.am?shownews=1010218
Dec 3, 2008
NEW DELHI, DECEMBER 3, NOYAN TAPAN. An Armenia-India business
forum took place in the hall of the Federation of Indian Chambers
of Commerce and Indistry (FICCI) in New Delhi on December 1-2. The
forum was organized on the initiative of the Armenian embassy in India.
At the plenary sitting on December 1, speeches were made by the FICCI
Deputy Secretary General Rajan Kohli, the First Deputy Minister
of Agriculture of the RA Samvel Avetisian, the Armenian Amassador
to India Ashot Kocharian, the Deputy Minister of Economy of the RA
Mushegh Tumasian, the Indian Ambassador to Armenian Mrs. Rina Pandei,
the Head of the Indian MFA Eurasian Department Divyab Manchanda,
the Head of the Export Development Unit of the Armenian Development
Agency Sergei Amatuni, the President of Agri Machinery Group Rajiv
Kumar, the President of Oriental Software Ltd. Amarnat Bhat, and the
Chief Designer of Avia Infotel Company Samvel Muradian. They pointed
out the importance of the business forum and presented in detail
the dynamics of development and deepening of bilateral relations,
the agricultural, economic and IT sectors of the two countries and
their investment policies.
A film on Armenia was demonstrated.
According to the RA MFA Press and Information Department, separate
meetings of Armenian and Indian businessmen took place. A number of
Armenian companies of IT industry, textile industry and food processing
sector represented Armenia at the forum.
Within the framework of the business forum S. Avetisian and M. Tumasian
had meetings with the Indian Minister of State for Foreign Affairs
E. Ahamed and the Secretary of Textile Ministry A. K. Singh. They
exchanged ideas on foundation of an Indian information center
in Armenia and creation of a garden of Armenian apricot-trees in
India, and the agenda of the regular sitting of the Armenian-Indian
intergovernmental commission to be held in Yerevan in 2009. During the
meeting at the textile ministry, the sides outlined the prospects of
bilateral cooperation in the textile, food processing and agricultural
sectors.
On December 2 the Armenian delegation visited Noida's free economic
zone of export promotion where the delegation members familiarized
themselves with the operation and products of IT, textile and
engineering enterprises.