Wednesday 24 July 2013

India-Japan global partnership and impact on Indian Economy

BSE is the strategic partner and Confederation of Indian Industries (CII) is the partner to IJGPS 2013.

BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange Ltd.) and India Center Foundation (ICF) held a conference on "India-Japan Global Partnership and Impact on Indian Economy" at the Bombay Stock Exchange International Convention Hall, as a pre-cursor to the India-Japan Global Partnership Summit (IJGPS) scheduled to be held from 1-5 September, 2013 at the India Expo mart, NCR, Delhi.

BSE is the strategic partner and Confederation of Indian Industries (CII) is the partner to IJGPS 2013. The conference delved into the strategic relationship between India and Japan and its impact on fiscal health, particularly in light of the current fiscal climate by a wide galaxy of dignitaries including Haruo Shimada, Former Economic Advisor of Fiscal Policy to the Cabinet of Japan, Amitabh Kant, CEO of Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor- Development Corporation (DMIC-DC), Ashish Kumar Chauhan, CEO- BSE, Chandra Kant Salunkhe, Founder and President – SME Chamber of India and Mr. Vibhav Kant Upadhyay, Founder and Director General of India-Japan Global Partnership Summit (IJGPS) and Chairman of ICF.

The conference was also be addressed by the Honorable Members of Parliament, Piyush Goyal and Madhu Yashki.
 

Vibhav Kant Uphadyay, Founder and Director General of India-Japan Global Partnership Summit (IJGPS) and Chairman of ICF said, “IJGPS is a strong and strategic platform for India and Japan to dream, ideate, create or plan for the future of our two countries. Delhi in the first week of September we will see the India-Japan Global Partnership Summit converge for us to understand and plan the way forward. We have to create a new socio-economic model based on energy efficiency, environmental responsibility and sustainability.”
 
Prof. Dr. Haruo Shimada, Former Economic Advisor of Fiscal Policy to the Cabinet of Japan said, “The basic objective is to foster a trustful relationship between our two countries to empower the economies of both countries. Japan can use its expertise and provide technology to India in various areas.”
 
Amitabh Kant, CEO of Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor- Development Corporation (DMIC-DC)said “The key challenge for India is to grow at 9 to 10% per annum and create jobs over the next three to four decades. The Japanese private sector is the biggest creditor in the world with companies excelling in manufacturing. India needs to provide the right governance and structure for Japan to hand-hold India through.”
 
India-Japan Global Partnership Summit (IJGPS) is an initiative of India Center Foundation, a not-for-profit and non-partisan organization dedicated to working as a catalyst to nation-building processes. The mission of ICF is to help evolve thought processes and new models of socio-economic framework, by mapping the aspirations of the burgeoning nation to the availability of resources. The new framework thus evolved will be Energy efficient, Environmentally responsible and Sustainable and will also contribute towards empowering societies across the globe.

India-Japan Global Partnership Summit (IJGPS) is envisioned as a summit led by two great nations – India and Japan along with their global Partners- where policymakers, opinion leaders, business leaders, media and academicians Dream, Design, Discuss, Decide, Drive and Derive solutions to challenges of a new socio-economic framework by creating a ‘Micro Road Map for the Macro Vision’ that exists in the form of India-Japan Global Partnership.

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