
Over 800 Chinese business leaders gathered in Hangzhou for an India investment conference focused on trade and technology.
More than 800 Chinese business leaders, investors, and tourism professionals gathered in Hangzhou for a conference organized by the Indian Consulate in Shanghai. The event centered on India's investment opportunities in trade and technology, with a separate track for tourism.
Discussions covered artificial intelligence and supply chain resilience. Innovation was also a key topic. The consulate said the conference aligned with India's 'Developed India 2047' and 'Self-Reliant India' visions.
The large turnout comes at a time of strained diplomatic relations between the two countries. Still, the event suggested that business interest in India's market remains strong. The consulate did not disclose specific investment commitments.
India has been seeking to attract foreign capital to boost its manufacturing sector and reduce import dependence. The conference included networking sessions and business matchmaking. No date was set for a follow-up event.
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