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USIBC hosts breakfast meeting with Vinay Mohan Kwatra and Ed Knight
Discussions focus on strengthening investment channels and promoting innovation between US and India
Foreign Secretary Amb Vinay mohan Kwatra(Left) and Executive Vice Chairman of Nasdaq, Ed Knight / @USIBC
The U.S.-India Business Council (USIBC) convened a breakfast meeting, hosting Foreign Secretary Ambassador Vinay Mohan Kwatra alongside the Board Chair of USIBC and Executive Vice Chairman of Nasdaq, Ed Knight. The event served as a platform for high-level discussions aimed at strengthening bilateral relations and exploring avenues for collaboration in various sectors.
During the meeting, participants engaged in detailed conversations on deepening investment channels between the United States and India. Emphasizing the importance of fostering innovation and technology, the discussions delved into ways to facilitate the exchange of expertise and resources in these domains. Both sides acknowledged the pivotal role of innovation in driving economic growth and enhancing competitiveness in the global market.
Productive catch up with Indian Foreign Secretary Kwatra on advancing ongoing #USIndia cooperation and the need for our countries’ close partnership for regional security and prosperity. #USIndiaFWD pic.twitter.com/T73daIDnBq
— Richard R. Verma (@DepSecStateMR) April 11, 2024
Furthermore, the gathering underscored the significance of strengthening commercial ties between the two countries. Recognizing the immense potential for mutual benefit, the participants explored strategies to expand trade and investment opportunities, thereby contributing to the economic prosperity of both nations.
The presence of Foreign Secretary Ambassador Vinay Mohan Kwatra highlighted the Indian government's commitment to promoting bilateral cooperation and fostering a conducive environment for business and investment. His engagement with USIBC and Nasdaq executives signaled a shared commitment to advancing dialogue and collaboration between the private sectors of India and the United States.
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