India Global Investors Summit – Investors, politicians and other celebrities from more than 19 countries will gather
In the past, the Global Investors Summit held in Indore used to have a large number of domestic entrepreneurs and investors and a large number of foreign investors used to come. But this time the summit will actually be global i.e. international because there will be a huge gathering of foreign investors.
Even the President of Guyana and Suriname and other diplomats are coming for the Pravasi Bharatiya convention. They will also stay for the summit. At the same time, today the team of the Ministry of External Affairs has also reached Indore for the tour. Diplomatic and business delegations of 19 countries including America, Israel, Canada, Thailand, Japan have given consent to come to Indore, for which arrangements are being made in hotels and luxury vehicles will also be available for transportation.
Preparations for the three-day Pravasi Bharatiya Sammelan and the two-day Global Investors Summit to be held only after that are going on in full swing in Indore. While booking of rooms is going on in 37 hotels, arrangements have also been made to accommodate guests in 45 private houses. According to Manish Singh, MD, MPSIDC, who is handling the Pravasi Sammelan and Summit, a large number of international business groups are also coming to Indore this time. Delegations from Singapore India Chamber of Commerce Indo Canada Israel Business Delegation AFBC Indo French Chamber of Commerce European Union to Panama Guiana have given consent in which 10 to 30 members will be included.
Consent has been received for 340 delegations to come from abroad. Investors, politicians and other celebrities from more than 19 countries will stay in Indore. The President of Guyana and Suriname, who is coming to Indore for the Pravasi Bharatiya Divas, will also stay for the summit, while the Prime Minister’s counselors of other countries including Bangladesh, Panama, Mauritius, Sudan, Israel, Canada, Zimbabwe will also be included. Today the team of Ministry of External Affairs is also coming to Indore to take stock of the preparations.
