India Ideas Summit To Take Place On 12-13th June
The Indian Ideas Forum will take place in the mid of June, aiming to establish trust, resilience, and growth between the US and India.
The US Chamber’s US-India Business Council (USIBC) has announced its 48th annual general meeting and India Ideas Summit, following the US reaching a record-breaking value of about 191 billion USD. The forum will take place on 12th and 13th June 2023 at the US Chamber headquarters, Washington DC.
The India Ideas Summit has emerged as the prominent gathering of business, political, and intellectual leaders in the US-India Corridor and is the centerpiece of the USIBC. It aims to host conversations to explore critical technology-driven developments and charting an agenda for the bilateral trade relationship.
As USIBC’s flagship event and the premier convention of government, industry, and thought leaders in the U.S.-India Corridor, the India Ideas Summit has become a global institution. Every year, the Summit hosts conversations that explore important technological developments, chart an agenda for bilateral trade relationships and highlight how commercial ties serve shared strategic and economic interests.
The theme for the summit is trust, resilience, and growth where attendees of the meeting will explore key role plays of these factors to reshape business opportunities and create a new paradigm for the global economy.
Trust is the major component underpinning the US-India partnership and a pivotal factor to seek new geographies and diversify supply chains. Resilience, on the other hand, is critically a driving focus for governments and businesses globally, as enterprises are bouncing back from the pandemic scenario with sound economic strategies that account for climate risks and global conflicts. Similarly, growth serves as a key agenda for both the US and India as they seek to nurture employment opportunities reduce poverty and enhance economic competitiveness. The summit will address the crucial role of global businesses to fuel Indian economic growth, underlining the components of the shared economic vision.
