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On September 9, the first International Industrial Exhibition «INNOPROM. India» opened at the Bharat Mandapam exhibition complex in New Delhi. Pavilion No. 1 features an exposition showcasing more than 130 Russian and Indian companies. The exhibition is being held on the eve of the 18th BRICS Summit. The organizers are the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation and the Ministry of Commerce and Industry of India. The operators are Formika Event LLC on the Russian side and the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) on the Indian side.
The national expositions of Russia and India are organized on the principle of equal floor space. The Russian section of the exhibition features stands from leading state corporations and industrial enterprises, including Rostec, Rosatom, Roscosmos, UAC, UEC, Sber, Natsproektstroy, Transmashholding, RUSAL, PhosAgro, the Center for Development of Advanced Technologies, A7, Arnest, and other companies. The exhibition also includes collective expositions from Moscow, the Republic of Tatarstan, Krasnodar Krai, and Chelyabinsk Oblast, as well as companies participating in the business mission of the Russian Export Center. The «Russia» National Center presents a stand featuring goods from traditional folk arts and crafts.
The Indian section of the exhibition features leading companies and institutions operating in metallurgy, mining, digital technologies, transport engineering, the textile industry, energy, the oil and gas sector, and other fields. Participants include MECON, Steel Authority of India Ltd (SAIL), NMDC, MOIL, Central Electronics Ltd, RVNL, Titagarh Rail System, Tata Power, ITC Group, KABIL, Shatei Engineering, Bansal Spinning Mills, and other companies.
«Platforms such as INNOPROM facilitate direct interaction with Russian and other international companies, and also support their entry into the Indian market and the expansion of their presence in the country. This can help transform the growing economic partnership between India and Russia into concrete investments, production localization, technological partnerships, and the creation of new industrial ecosystems in India,» noted Vishnu Sharma, Deputy General Director for Corporate Affairs and Marketing at the National Industrial Corridor Development Corporation (NICDC).
