Two dozen Russian companies showcased industrial solutions at Innoprom.India
With the support of REC, the companies held business meetings with local partners.
“In the first seven months of this year alone, we provided around 1,800 services in the Indian market to more than 1,000 foreign trade participants. In May, REC organized a business program and B2B meetings with Indian partners for Russian companies in Mumbai. At INNOPROM. India, we are using the same format,” said Mamed Akhmedov, Head of the Russian Export Center Representative Office in India.
At INNOPROM.India, Russian exporters signed 10 agreements with the support of REC. Among them: Nextouch signed agreements with Innopraktika and Kantika Import Export & Trading; Natsproektstroy agreed on cooperation with BulkMRO; Sibsensor signed an agreement with TVS Group; Rich Chemical signed an agreement with Green Wings; Sintez-PKZh signed a framework agreement on strategic cooperation and partnership with Inlab Chemicals; OCPB and SRB International agreed to establish a Nizhny Novgorod Region Business Activity Center in India; Innopraktika, Indo-Russia Tech Hub and RUSSOFT agreed to establish an AI Center of Excellence.
“What is particularly important for us is that our Indian partners are ready to develop joint products and localize technologies. This approach, aimed at building a long-term technological alliance between Russia and India, is the key outcome of REC’s business mission,” said Akhmedov, Head of the Russian Export Center Representative Office in India.
Source: m.economictimes.com
