Release of the 2016 edition of the EBG Position Paper
Friday, 08/07/2016
EBG Federation – Bengaluru Chapter released the Position paper on key policy reforms for business growth on Friday, 8th July, 2016 in Bengaluru. The paper was released by the Chief Guest of Honour, Karnataka Industry Minister Mr. R V Deshpande, Chairperson, EBG Federation India - Mr. Raman Sidhu, Chairperson, EBG Federation Karnataka - Ms. Anandi Iyer & Senior Advisor, Position Paper & Sector Committee Chairperson - Mr. Rajeev Gupta. While addressing the participants at the release of the EBG Position paper, Mr. Deshpande said “Karnataka shares very strong alliance with all the European companies that have established here since past many years, there are several factors that have attracted the investors and big companies. However, I would also like to plea you to also look at expanding to places like Mysuru, Belagavi, Kalaburagi, Yadgir and Hubballi-Dharwad in Karnataka which are equally attractive in terms of connectivity, weather conditions & infrastructure with an added advantage for low cost lands. Much importance is also being given to improve infrastructure in Bengaluru too and we plan to set up elevated corridors and provide Metro connectivity to the airport”. The event was attended by luminaries, policy makers, decision makers, industry pioneers of European Companies including the General Consulates from British, German & Swiss. Commenting on the release of the position paper, Mr. Raman Sidhu – Chairman, EBG Federation India said “The EBG Federation is growing steadily, and thanks to the great contribution by the European companies and their representatives. Top CEO’s of the companies help us put together valuable recommendations and suggestions to improve the trade and economic relations between India & EU, which is a key USP for us.” Speaking on the occasion Ms. Anandi Iyer- Chairperson, EBG Federation- Bengaluru commented – “The EBG Federation in Karnataka is a vibrant and active community. We assure our full support to the Give of Karnataka in fostering our mutual ties”
EBG Federation – Bengaluru Chapter released the Position paper on key policy reforms for business growth on Friday, 8th July, 2016 in Bengaluru. The paper was released by the Chief Guest of Honour, Karnataka Industry Minister Mr. R V Deshpande, Chairperson, EBG Federation India - Mr. Raman Sidhu, Chairperson, EBG Federation Karnataka - Ms. Anandi Iyer & Senior Advisor, Position Paper & Sector Committee Chairperson - Mr. Rajeev Gupta. While addressing the participants at the release of the EBG Position paper, Mr. Deshpande said “Karnataka shares very strong alliance with all the European companies that have established here since past many years, there are several factors that have attracted the investors and big companies. However, I would also like to plea you to also look at expanding to places like Mysuru, Belagavi, Kalaburagi, Yadgir and Hubballi-Dharwad in Karnataka which are equally attractive in terms of connectivity, weather conditions & infrastructure with an added advantage for low cost lands. Much importance is also being given to improve infrastructure in Bengaluru too and we plan to set up elevated corridors and provide Metro connectivity to the airport”. The event was attended by luminaries, policy makers, decision makers, industry pioneers of European Companies including the General Consulates from British, German & Swiss. Commenting on the release of the position paper, Mr. Raman Sidhu – Chairman, EBG Federation India said “The EBG Federation is growing steadily, and thanks to the great contribution by the European companies and their representatives. Top CEO’s of the companies help us put together valuable recommendations and suggestions to improve the trade and economic relations between India & EU, which is a key USP for us.” Speaking on the occasion Ms. Anandi Iyer- Chairperson, EBG Federation- Bengaluru commented – “The EBG Federation in Karnataka is a vibrant and active community. We assure our full support to the Give of Karnataka in fostering our mutual ties”