New Delhi, India – The flagship event of the US-India Chamber of Commerce in India (USIBC) was the India Ideas Summit in 2011. September 7, 2022 At Taj Palace Hotel, New Delhi
Speaking at the conference, Atul Keshap, President, USIBC “It gives me great pleasure to announce the Indian Ideas Summit in New Delhi this year. We are very excited to be back in person. India is the sixth largest economy in the world and a key economic and strategic player in the region and the world. Our summit will serve as a platform for engaging discussions on the wide range of opportunities for enhanced engagement with India.“
This year’s conference will be attended by senior government speakers like SurahmaniamJaishankarHonorable Minister of State Nirmala Sitharaman, Honorable Minister of Finance, Jennifer Granholm, Secretary of Energy, Donald Lu, Assistant Secretary of State for Central and South Asian Affairs and many more.
Discussion topics and themes at the 47th India Ideas Summit include:
- Indo-Pacific – Strengthening the US-India partnership in the Indo-Pacific context and a dynamic, competitive strategic environment.
- The future of energy– Drive US-India cooperation to achieve energy security and find ways for climate-smart development.
- Digital economy– Leveraging US-India technology integration for a healthy digital economy.
- Social Development – Demonstrating how multinational corporations promote social development and gender equality in the US-India corridor.
To register for the event, please reserve your attendance here.
About the US-India Chamber of Commerce (USIBC)
The US-India Business Council (USIBC), established in 1975 by the governments of the US and India, represents hundreds of top international companies operating in the US, India and the Indo-Pacific. In the dynamic growth of the US-India trade partnership, we serve as a leading industry voice and forge relationships between businesses and governments in both countries. Through our main offices in Washington, DC and New Delhi, and presences in both countries, we work with members to identify and advance key policy priorities. Recognizing that US-India trade is increasingly driven by new trade hubs, USBC is also focusing on strengthening connections between cities and states. As part of the USIBC Chamber of Commerce, thousands of member companies represent the power of free enterprise to advance the peace, freedom, and security of people in America and around the world, increasing USIBC’s policy expertise and influence.
