The Hon Minister of Commerce Industry and
Textile Shri Anand Sharma, inaugurated India
Engineering Sourcing Show 2013
Date: March 14, 2013
Location: Mumbai
The
Hon Minister of Commerce Industry and Textile Shri Anand Sharma, inaugurated
India Engineering Sourcing Show 2013 together with Mr Martin Kuba, Minister of
Industry and Trade of the Czech Republic, The partner country at the
exhibition. IESS had made its debut in March 2012 in Mumbai.
Addressing
the press conference after inaugurating the India Engineering Sourcing show
(IESS) 2013, organized by EEPC India (Export Promotion in association with
Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India, Mr Anand Sharma, Union Minister for Commerce, Industries and Textiles,
said that the numbers in the last three quarters have given optimism, and that
manufacturing sector has been driving this growth.
Mr.
Sharma also added that India has emerged as a preferred center for establishing
manufacturing facilities for engineering goods and IESS 2013 would give impetus
to engineering exports from India. He further mentioned that the two way trade
between India and Czech is growing rapidly and is expected to touch US$ 2
billion by the end of 2015 from the current level of $ 900 million.
He
further stated that the Ministry has set a target of USD 125 billion by 2013-14
for engineering goods exports. He spoke of the importance of platforms such as
IESS to showcase India’s engineering strengths, and to provide global players
an opportunity to source Vendors. He
also said “We believe that our efforts in identifying new countries to partner
with for engineering sector along with strengthening our base in US and Europe
will help boost Indian engineering export. The presence of delegates from
various countries indicates the reputation and confidence in engineering goods
manufactured in India.”
The economic partnership between India and the Czech Republic
has grown over the years. There are immense opportunities provided by the
complementarities between the two economies to expand the flow of trade,
technology, investment and people to people contact between the two nations. India and the Czech Republic
have decided to further increase and diversify bilateral trade on a mutually
beneficial and balanced basis.
The Czech Republic and India have already started
collaborating in:
Ø Engineering, especially in auto parts, spares,
textile machinery,
Ø Machine tools etc.
Ø Chemical and petrochemical
Ø Pharmaceuticals
Ø Infrastructure development industries; water &
waste treatment
Ø and other environment technologies
Ø Food processing industries and electronic &
software / information
Ø technology
Ø ICT
Ø Environment
Ø Science & technology
The Czech
Republic is a stable and
prosperous market economy. The auto industry remains the largest single
industry, and, together with its upstream suppliers, accounts for nearly 24% of
Czech manufacturing. In recent years, the country
is diversifying away from manufacturing toward a more high-tech, services based;
knowledge economy said Honorable
Minister Mr. Martin Kuba, Minister of Industry and Trade of the
Czech Republic
“India
is a priority market for us and we have historical industrial relations with India . Companies such as SKODA have been in India for
some time and we expect more companies to set up facilities here. Our
participation in 2nd IESS 2013 will give a major impetus to our trade
partnership. Both the economies look forward to each other for forging,
economic, commercial and political relations as both the countries have been in
the midst of reforms after opening up their economies to foreign investment and
technology,” informed Mr Kuba
“The Czech Republic is also keen on introducing,
establishing and strengthening the position of the famous Czech design trade
brands in the Indian market and we shall see of lot of interesting Czech
Technologies at work during IESS 2013,” advised Mr Kuba
The Czech Republic is one of the “sweet spots of Europe” and we
are sure that Indian companies will like to establish their base in a low cost
highly efficient economy of Czech
Republic . Similarly, we
are encouraging our companies to invest in India and we are quite pleased with
the emerging opportunities in the India,” added Mr Kuba
IESS 2013 is essentially a partnership event
focused on collaborative opportunities in “technology hub” value chain for
manufacturing industry, from SME to large scale organizations. IESS 2013 provides
an unique opportunity all companies intending to do business in India and opens
doors for global cooperation’s. 304 Indian companies and 101 international
companies are exhibiting at the show. Over 500 international delegates are
attending the event and various
international delegation present at the show include Australia, Bangladesh,
France, Guinea, Lesotho, Iraq, Japan, Malaysia, Myanmar, Senegal, South Africa,
Sri Lanka, Thailand, Turkey, Yemen Etc. The three day event is being organized
in Mumbai from 14 -16 march 2013 and over 10000 Indian visitors are expected at
the show.
Note
About the Organiser
EEPC India is the lead agency for the 2nd
India Engineering Sourcing Show being organized under the support of Ministry
of Commerce & Industry, Department of Commerce, Government of India. EEPC
India is:
·
Nodal
agency to represent Indian Engineering Exports and Services globally
·
Mandated
to help over 14000 of its members to achieve excellence in exports
·
Facilitate
overseas buyers to find suitable trade partners from Indian engineering
industry
For
further information
Prajakta
Patil Vaidehi
Joshi
Prana PR Prana
PR
9819940553 961959680
prajakta.patil@pranapr.com Vaidehi.joshi@pranapr.com
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