Trade And Commerce
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Pravasi
Bharatiya Divas Convention, 2010
Engaging
the Diaspora: The Way Forward
The next Pravasi Bharatiya
Divas (PBD) Convention will be held at Vigyan Bhawan,
New Delhi
on 07-09 January 2010.
The 8th edition of this flagship event of
the Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs has been differently
structured this time around with a view to provide
the delegates with an opportunity to interact with:
(i)
Cabinet Ministers from
India
on matters of interest and concern to them.
(ii)
PIO Ministers/dignitaries from other countries on the expectations and
aspirations of the overseas Indian community from the land of
their ancestors and how they could work towards strengthening
the relationship between
India
and the country of their residence.
(iii)
Chief Ministers on issues their States need to attend on priority and
facilities and incentives available in their states for the
overseas Indian community.
The convention will have four concurrent sessions on:
‘Investment’, ‘Knowledge’, ‘Philanthropy’ and
‘Gender Issues’.
PBD-2010 will also see the launching of an annual
Lecture series under the overarching theme of ‘
India
and its Diaspora: Everlasting Bonds of Togetherness’.
On cards is also a Golf Tournament, seminars on
‘Nano-Technology’ and ‘property-rated issues’ of
NRIs/PIOs.
The high-profile convention will be inaugurated by the
Prime Minister of India on 8th January. President of
India
will deliver the valedictory address on 9th January
and would confer Pravasi Bharatiya Samman Awards for 2010.
These conventions provide the largest platform to the
PIOs and NRIs for exchange of views and networking on matters of
common interest. Among the decisions taken by the Government of
India as a result of wider consultations held at these
Conventions, are formulation of the Overseas Citizenship of
India, establishment of Overseas Indian Facilitation Centre,
conceptualisation of PIO University, formation of Prime
Minister’s Global Advisory Council of People of Indian Origin,
setting up of the India Development Foundation, enabling
professionals holding Overseas Citizens of India cards to
practice in India, launching of The Global Indian Network of
Knowledge (Global-INK) and the issuance of a smart cards for
Indian workers working abroad.
The Convention is being organised by the Ministry of
Overseas Indian Affairs (MOIA), in partnership with the
Government of NCT of Delhi. The Confederation of Indian Industry
(CII) would be the institutional partner.
Online registration would start from 15th
September, 2009. Further
details would be available on the website of the Ministry of
Overseas Indian Affairs (www.moia.gov.in)
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139th India
International Education Fair
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India International Tea & Coffee
Expo is unique Three Days exhibition for Tea & Coffee
products at Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai, India from 18th to
20th December 2009.
For more information click this
link http://www.teacoffeeexpo.in
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The India
Trade Promotion Organisation (ITPO) its pleased
to inform you that Tex-Styles India 2010, the
only textile event of its kind in India, will be held
from February 24 -27, 2010 at Pragati Maidan (Hall No.
8, 9, 10 & 11), New Delhi. Since its inception in
1995, the event has emerged as an ideal forum for
presenting multi-facetted splendor of the Indian textile
industry and is rated as the largest and best attended
textile event in the Asian sub-continent providing value
for money to both buyers and sellers across the globe.
Last year, the Show attracted over 8,500 buyers
including, about 1000 overseas buyers from as many as 80
countries.
This year, about 300 companies from the handloom,
powerloom and composite mill sectors of the textile
industry will participate. They include leaders of the
Indian textile industry, who are not only household
names in India but at the international map also.
Display category would include Furnishings & made
ups with matching accessories for homes, Fabrics of
rare-blends and finer count in cottons, pure and blended
silks/woollens, world class denims, best of linens and
blends, fabulous textile gifts, trims & accessories,
shawls and much more. Besides display of exhibits, the
fair will have added attractions like special Pavilions
for Fabric Folio, Trend Forum, Theme Pavilion,
Designers' Gallery, Launching Pad, etc.
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"Tex-Styles India 2010 will be held
concurrently with one major trade Event, namely, Indian
Houseware and Gift Show (houseware and gift items).
Together, the display will cover an area of 14,000 sq.
mtrs from Hall Nos. 8 to 11 showcasing the products of
Indian craftsmen through over 500 companies. This
congregation of two trade events for complimentary
products forming the biggest textile exposition in India
would provide the buyers a one-stop-shop for all their
requirements."
16th in the series, the Tex-Styles India
2010 Fair will serve as a one-stop sourcing
option for buyers looking for quality products at
competitive price and expand established trade links.
The India Trade Promotion Organisation, it's Partners and
Participants cordially invite you to this Showcase of the
Indian Textile Industry to view the rich mixture of
innovative merchandise, expertise and capabilities unique
to India, on any day between February 24 -27, 2010 from
10.00 am to 6.00 pm at Tex-Styles India 2010. Kindly feel
free to contact us for any further assistance. More
details are given in the fair website http://www.texstylesindia.com
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The 29th India International Trade Fair ( IITF) the premier event of India Trade Promotion
Organisation (ITPO), the nodal trade promotion agency of the Government of India will be organised at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi during November 14- 27' 2009 Having evolved into arguably the largest show of its kind in Asia, the sheer magnitude of IITF in leveraging India's intra country and global trade exchange cannot be overemphasized. It serves to showcase India's industrial progress and project the country as a worthy global trade destination and a high potential market of one billion plus consumers.
IITF highlights India over a broad sectoral canvas eminently focusing on technological advancements of the various States / Union Territories, State Pavilions offer a dynamic window to reach out to large Indian & International populace- with the spectrum of
high-tech services at one end and traditional wares on the other adding to a befitting display of India's versatility covering a broad industrial canvas.
The fair display amazing strides of achievements in different halls in the form of Special displays of Techmart, Buildtech, SARAS, Good living etc, to comprising a wide range of products and services, engineering, automobiles, electronics, chemicals, drugs and pharmaceutical, jute, rubber, handicrafts,
jewelry, consumer goods and other sectors.
In short, IITF is a global platform where businessmen, technocrats, entrepreneurs and service providers converge
For more info click here http://www.iitfonweb.com
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