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RT FICCI_healthservices: As FICCI HEAL 2026 approaches, The Economic Times – ET Edge highlights an important question shaping the future of Indian h…

RT FICCI_healthservices: As FICCI HEAL 2026 approaches, The Economic Times – ET Edge highlights an important question shaping the future of Indian h…

First meeting of FICCI Task Force on Turnaround, Restructuring & Alternative Capital with participation of Mr Ravi Ranjan, MD (Risk, Compliance & SARG), SBI, Mr Avinash Kulkarni, CEO, IDRCL and other stakeholders, held at Federation House, New Delhi. The Task Force, chaired by Mr Anoop Rawat, Partner and National Practice Head - Insolvency & Restructuring, Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co. has been set up with the objective of supporting the development of a stronger turnaround, restructuring and alternative capital ecosystem in India.

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RT FICCI_healthservices: The HEAL@20 Leadership Series – ‘How We Did It’ at FICCI HEAL 2026 will feature the session “Healthcare in Bharat: Scaling…

RT FICCI_healthservices: The HEAL@20 Leadership Series – ‘How We Did It’ at FICCI HEAL 2026 will feature the session “Healthcare in Bharat: Scaling…

RT FICCI_healthservices: Just 1 day to go! Tomorrow, healthcare leaders, policymakers, industry stakeholders and innovators come together for FICCI…

India needs 10 lakh more geospatial professionals to realise the goals of the National Geospatial Policy 2022. 🌐 At FICCI’s National Capacity Building Programme on Geospatial Technologies, experts called for stronger industry–academia collaboration, specialised training and certification, and future-ready skills to build the geospatial workforce needed for Viksit Bharat. The programme also saw the release of the White Paper on India’s Geospatial Capacity Building Strategy: Vision 2030 and Beyond. DSTIndia #FICCI #Geospatial #GeospatialTechnology #SkillDevelopment #ViksitBharat #FutureOfWork

FICCI, in collaboration with the Department of Defence Production (DDP), Ministry of Defence, Government of India, and the Embassy of India in Peru, organised a Webinar on India–Peru Defence Industry Cooperation. Dr. Manish Chand Srivastava, DDG/Exports, Department of Defence Production, Ministry of Defence, Government of India, in his welcome address, emphasised that India's defence manufacturing ecosystem is driven by innovative startups and MSMEs, and offers reliable, cost-effective and sustainable solutions tailored to partner nations' requirements. Beyond supplying quality defence equipment, India is committed to long-term maintenance, technology support, and capacity building. Brigadier General Carlos Sánchez, Director General of Material Resources, Ministry of Defence, Peru, in his welcome address, outlined national defence industrialization goals and strategic, multi-sector collaboration needs. Delivering concluding remarks, Gp Capt Ravi Nanda VM(G), Defence Attaché, Embassy of India in Peru, reaffirmed the strong and enduring partnership between India and Peru and extended gratitude to the distinguished speakers, delegates, and industry representatives. 19 Indian defence organisations showcased their capabilities through the webinar. From Peru, SEMAN PERÚ SAC, FAME SAC, and SIMA-PERÚ S.A. presented their homegrown capabilities and shared areas of possible collaboration and partnerships with Indian defence industry. The webinar offered to promote bilateral defence industrial partnerships and explore opportunities for joint manufacturing, technology transfer, maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO), and capacity building with key Peruvian defence organisations. #IndiaPeru #DefenceCooperation #DefenceIndustry #MakeInIndia #AatmanirbharBharat #FICCI #IndianDefence #BilateralRelations #DefenceDiplomacy Defence Production India India in Perú Randhir Jaiswal Ministry of Defence, Government of India Defence Production India Rajnath Singh HQ Integrated Def Staff

RT FICCI_healthservices: 2 days to go! The countdown to FICCI HEAL 2026 continues. As the conference enters its 20th edition, healthcare leaders an…

Following productive engagements in Berlin, the Indian Business Delegation has continued its programme in the Netherlands, exploring new avenues to strengthen India–Netherlands economic cooperation and deepen bilateral business partnerships. The Netherlands leg began with a visit to the Port of Rotterdam, Europe’s largest seaport, offering the delegation insights into world-class port infrastructure, advanced logistics systems, integrated global supply chains, and innovative approaches to sustainable maritime operations. As India continues to modernise its ports, inland waterways and multimodal logistics infrastructure, Dutch expertise can play a transformative role in strengthening connectivity and enhancing supply-chain resilience. Vast opportunities exist on both sides for mutually beneficial business partnerships in across these areas.

From Trust to Transformation: FICCI at the Indo-German Business Forum & Inauguration of the India Centre at the German Council on Foreign Relations (DGAP) in Berlin, Germany At the Indo-German Business Forum and the inauguration of the India Centre at DGAP, Germany, FICCI Secretary General underscored the need to translate the longstanding trust between India and Germany into greater ambition, stronger partnerships and tangible business outcomes. With economic ties already strong, the biggest opportunities lie ahead. Germany brings engineering excellence and advanced technology, while India offers scale, entrepreneurial energy and a dynamic market. Together, the two countries can move beyond buying and selling to designing, manufacturing and innovating together. The India–EU Free Trade Agreement opens new avenues for collaboration. Three priorities stand out: 🔹 Deepen industrial partnerships through joint ventures that combine German technology with Indian capabilities. 🔹 Connect businesses by bringing Germany’s Mittelstand closer to India’s MSMEs. 🔹 Build for the future through cooperation on skills, standards and sustainability. India should be seen not merely as a market to enter, but as a strategic partner with whom German businesses can build their next phase of growth. FICCI stands ready to turn introductions into partnerships and partnerships into projects, backed by shared commitment and sustained engagement from both sides. #FICCI #IndiaGermany #IndoGermanPartnership #DGAP #IndiaEUFTA #Mittelstand #MSMEs #GlobalPartnerships Piyush Goyal Piyush Goyal Office Dept of Commerce, GoI Minister of Commerce and Industry

Strengthening India–Germany Healthcare Partnerships | Indo-German Healthcare Round Table FICCI hosted an Indo-German Healthcare Round Table in Berlin during the visit of the Indian business delegation accompanying Shri Piyush Goyal, Hon’ble Minister of Commerce and Industry, Government of India. The Round Table was co-chaired by Karthik Jagannathan, CEO, Sri Sri Tattva Europe, representing FICCI, and Dr Christian Garbe, Managing Director, FiZ Biotechnologie. Mr Jai Prakash Shivahare, Joint Secretary, DPIIT, shared the Government of India’s perspective on the vast potential for cooperation in this sector. Bringing together industry stakeholders from both countries, the discussion explored opportunities for collaboration across healthcare, pharmaceuticals, medical technology and wellness, leveraging India’s strengths in manufacturing, scientific talent and AYUSH alongside Germany’s expertise in medical innovation and advanced healthcare. The Round Table focused on advancing investment, joint research and development, technology partnerships, manufacturing and access to global markets. #FICCI #IndiaGermany #Healthcare #Pharmaceuticals #MedTech #AYUSH #BilateralCooperation

Dr Deepak C. Mehta, Chairman & Managing Director, Deepak Nitrite, represented FICCI at the Berlin Global Dialogue. In the presence of Shri Piyush Goyal, Hon’ble Minister of Commerce and Industry, Government of India, Dr Mehta made an important intervention on the role of Indian industry in strengthening bilateral economic ties, particularly in the context of the India–EU Free Trade Agreement, which is aimed at opening a new chapter in Indo-German economic relations. His intervention underscored the potential for stronger industrial partnerships in manufacturing, technology, and resilient supply chains, while highlighting the role Indian companies can play in supporting Europe’s evolving economic priorities. #FICCI #IndiaGermany #BerlinGlobalDialogue #IndiaEUFTA #IndustrialCollaboration #GlobalSupplyChains

RT FICCI_healthservices: 2 days to go! The countdown to FICCI HEAL 2026 continues. As the conference enters its 20th edition, healthcare leaders an…