Celje International, in cooperation with the Slovenian Indian Business Council within the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Slovenia, Indo Slovenia Business Forum from New Delhi, prepared
SLOVENIAN – INDIAN BUSINESS EVENING
Date: May 30, 2017, at 19.30, at Hotel Celeia
Guests of the business event:
- Dr. Chander Verma, Chairman
Continental Construction Projects Ltd - Virender Jain, Managing Director
Visitech Engg (P) Ltd - Akhil Verma,
Continental Construction Projects Ltd - Subodh Gupta, Principal Partner
TAS Associates - Satyanarayana Koneru, President
KL University - Mohinder Kumar Jain, Designated Partner
Chelsea Mills LLP - Dr. Jagdish Chander Joshi, Managing Director
Jarosniv Exports Pvt Ltd - Rohit Verma, Director
Mount Spring Beverages Pvt Ltd - Sadeev Sandhu, Chairman/Representative
Kauser Group & Ministry of Economic Affairs. Government of Baden Wurttemberg, Germany - Akhil Verma, Proprietor
Design on Design - Rajeev Bhansali, President
Indlak Group
At the event, international consultant Tim Vrbančič first presented the economic-political situation in India, business opportunities for Slovenian companies and how to successfully enter the Indian market.
Subsequently, the business guests from India each outlined the characteristics of the state and individual industries in India. Special emphasis was placed on business sectors, where most business opportunities exist for cooperation with the Indian economy. The event was attended by 65 regional economists and businesspeople.
All members of the business delegation showed great interest in entering their products and services on the Slovenian market, being aware that from a geostrategic point of view Slovenia is an excellent entry point for the EU’s wider market. Given that they came from very different industries, they were united in the fact that they could find such business partners in Slovenia to achieve good business results by entering the market together.
The event was moderated by Vesna Nisha Dolinar, owner of the Indian restaurant Namaste in Ljubljana.
Following the formal work, networking followed with typical Indian dishes.
Slo-Ind Business Evening (.pdf)
