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Global Business Summit 2025: A Platform for Shaping Ecosystems and Facilitating Business Partnerships

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About 800 business delegates from across 20 countries, including Vietnam, USA, and the UK, are set to participate in the Global Business Summit 2025 in Mumbai, co-organized by the Indian Chamber of Commerce (ICC). The summit, themed "The Future of Global Business Lies in Connections," aims to foster trust, collaboration, and enduring value among delegates from around the world. The event is expected to attract business leaders, dignitaries, and union ministers, including Nitin Gadkari and Arjun Ram Meghwal, who will engage in multilateral dialogues and business meetings over two days.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Global Business Summit 2025 aims to shape ecosystems built on trust, collaboration, and enduring value among business leaders from around the world.
  • The summit is expected to attract over 800 global and national business delegates from India and across 20 countries, including Vietnam, USA, UK, UAE, and South Africa.
  • Cyprus, Greece, and Italy are focus countries, with Cyprus and Greece hosting exclusive sessions and Greece featuring prominently due to the visit of the Cyprus Prime Minister, Narendra Modi.
  • The summit focuses on key sectors, including chemical & petrochemical, circular economy & water, defence, energy, financial services, agri & food processing, healthcare, IT, communication, and artificial intelligence (AI), manufacturing industry, mines & metals, mobility, infrastructure & supply chain.
  • Business leaders addressing the conference include Brij Bhushan Agarwal of Shyam Metalics, Parthiv Neotia of Ambuja Neotia Group, Vikash Lohia from Jupiter Wagons, Kanishka Sethia of Western Carriers, Ankur Patni of Ion Exchange, and Neeraj Kumar, CEO, Jindal SAW.
  • The summit is supported by the Ministry of Tourism, PD Division, Ministry of External Affairs, Road Transport and Highways Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Railways, and Department of Chemicals and Petrochemicals, Government of India.

Statistics:

  • 800 business delegates expected to participate from India and across 20 countries.
  • 20 countries represented at the summit, including Vietnam, USA, UK, UAE, Thailand, Tanzania, Switzerland, Sri Lanka, South Korea, South Africa, Singapore, Romania, Poland, New Zealand, Nigeria, Nepal, Mauritius, Malaysia, Mexico, and Argentina.
  • 4 focus countries: Cyprus, Greece, Italy, and Sweden.
  • 2-day summit featuring multilateral dialogues, business meetings, and key sector discussions.

Sources:

  • Published by HT Digital Content Services with permission from United News of India.

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