The two-hour session will feature distinguished speakers, including Achim Fabig, Consul General, German Consulate General, Mumbai; Andreas Konert, Head of Business Development and Sales; and Ute Brockmann, Deputy Director General, Indo-German Chamber of Commerce. It will focus on the Pharma and Chemical industries in India, sharing insights on India’s pathways for industrial growth and sustainable development in process industries, and the transformative journey that the country is currently undertaking.

As a run-up to the upcoming ACHEMA 2024 in Frankfurt, Germany, the session will emphasize their role as ideal platforms for “inspiring strong connections” between process industry experts, decision-makers, and solution providers. It aims to shed light on the critical theme of “Navigating Industrial Growth and Sustainable Development” within the Indian landscape.

Andreas Konert, Head of Business Development & Sales for DECHEMA Ausstellungs-GmbH said, “This event is not just a presentation; it’s a platform for fostering connections, sharing knowledge, and paving the way for sustainable development. We believe that the collaboration between ACHEMA and the Indo-German Chamber of Commerce will facilitate a deeper understanding of the transformative changes occurring in the Indian Pharma and Chemical industry”. 

As India takes center stage in innovative advancements across pharmaceuticals, biotech, chemicals, food processing, and healthcare, the discussion will delve into how these industries can contribute to welfare, well-being, and sustainability. Attendees will have the chance to engage with industry leaders, gain valuable insights, and contribute to the ongoing discourse on sustainable industrial growth.

The session does not include any commercials for participation. You can confirm your participation by filling out the RSVP form here.

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MUMBAI: “Spiritual closeness between India and Japan is very deep. Indian people and Japanese people can understand each other. Relations between the two countries are the closest in the world. India and Japan are natural allies” said Yasukata Fukahori, Consul-General of Japan in Mumbai.

Yasukata Fukahori was speaking at the second edition of ABP Network’s “Ideas of India” Summit 2023, on the topic of “India and Japan, Seventy Years of Friendship.” The summit has brought together policymakers, cultural ambassadors, industry experts, celebrities, and business leaders to discuss the critical role of India during the global churn and changing dynamics.

Commenting on the future of Indo-Japanese economic ties, Fukahori, said, “I predict a bright future between India and Japan economically.”

He further added, “Achieving the 5 trillion yen investment target in India within the next five years seems attainable. There is optimism that investments will continue to flow into India, and the cultural closeness between the nations also aids in this endeavor,”

The second edition of ABP Network’s “Ideas of India” Summit is being held on the theme “Naya India: Looking Inward, Reaching Out.” Along with global leaders, 60 eminent national and international speakers will share the stage this time. The two-day event primarily addresses India’s stand as a burgeoning economy and global leader in shaping the future.

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