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Business Summit& B2B Meet

INDIA-UK

ThemeMSMEs: The growth engines of Global Economy

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INDIA-UK

Theme

26-27 August, 2021

MSMEs: The growth engines of Global Economy

FOCUS SECTORSPharmaceutical & Healthcare, Emerging Technology, Packaging, Housewares, Beauty, Travel, Hospitality and Tourism, Printing, Gifts, Wellness

Hybrid EditionPHD House, New Delhi

Department of Commerce Ministry of Commerce and Industry

Government of India


DIAMOND SPONSORS PLATINUM SPONSORS

SILVER SPONSORSGOLD SPONSORS


Government of India

Ministry of MicroSmall & Medium Enterprises

Government of India

23-24 September, 2021

FOCUS SECTORS

* Emerging Technology

* Wellness

* Printing* Hospitality and Tourism

* Pharmaceutical & Healthcare

* Travel

* Housewares* Packaging

* Gifts

* Beauty

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GOLD SPONSORS SILVER SPONSORS

BRITISH BUSINESS GROUP DELHI

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KEY TAKEWAYS PARTICIPANTS PROFILE

• Platform to network with the Head ofMission, Businessmen, Policy makersand representatives from Internationalcompanies.

• Network with the Indian Industry leaderand policy makers.

• Sharing success stories and best globalbusiness practices.

• Exporting project financing and fundingopportuntites.

• Recognizing and understandingvarious opportuntites in the keysectors/areas

• National & Regional Investment Bank• International Organisation

• Think Tanks, Research Organisation,and Academia

• Head of Chambers of commerce andtrade associations

• Media

• Head of Foreign Mission India andIndian Mission Abroad

• Leading Investor & Traders

INDIA – UK SNAPSHOT

• India is undergoing a transition that could have significant consequences for the UK. India is already the third largest economy in the world (at purchasing power parity exchange rates) and is expected to become the second largest in the coming decades.

• India's main exports to the UK are ready-made garments and textiles, gems and jewellery, engineering goods, petroleum and petrochemical products, transport equipment and parts, spices, manufactures of metals, machinery and instruments, drugs & pharmaceuticals and marine products. The main imports from the UK to India are precious and semi-precious stones, metalifers, ores and metal scraps, engineering goods, professional instruments other than electronics, non-ferrous metals, chemicals and machinery. In the services sector, the UK is the largest market in Europe for Indian IT services.

• Trade and investment is one of the most important underpinnings of our bilateral relations.

• The massive growth of Indian offers a critical window of opportunity for the UK to become a partner of choice for trade, diplomacy, culture and education.

• India and the UK are said to be exploring an agreement to facilitate the legal movement of Indians into Britain

• UK has been supportive of India's permanent membership of UNSC since 2004 and voted favourably in the roll-over decision on UNSC reforms to the 70th session of UNGA. UK is also a strong supporter of India's membership of the NSG, MTCR, Australia Group and Wassenar Arrangement. Both the countries are the current co-chairs of CDRI. UK is also a member of ISAand supports its activities.

Opportunities for UK in the Indian MSME Sector

• Since India has opened up all sectors for foreign direct investments, opportunities exist for establishing joint ventures and technical tie- ups in the MSME sector based on the competitive advantages of both countries in the areas of availability of Raw Materials and Technology.

• UK can encourage companies to invest in India's manufacturing sector taking advantage of the Production Linked Incentive Scheme including in Electronics, Telecommunication equipment, automotive and pharmaceuticals manufacturing

• There is tremendous potential for both countries to work together in the area of Innovation, Research and Development which would promote the technological advancement and innovative research.

• MSME sector in India comprising of 63 million enterprises is largely inhabited by Micro Enterprises which is more than 95 percent of the entire MSME sector. Similarly, UK also has a large part of its small enterprises in the category of micro units. With many similarities between the two countries in the MSME sector, both countries can enter into collaborative exchanges by sharing their best business practices and technologies.

• Skilling and entrepreneurship development is another area where UK organisations can work with Indian MSMEs to set-up modern skilling and incubation facilities to improve the quality of work force as India has a large number of unskilled population.

BACKGROUND

In recent years there has already been a concerted effort to strengthen the UK's bilateral relationship with India. Brexit provides a fresh opportunity to India to strengthen its economic relationship with the UK through an India–UK trade and investment agreement.

India and the United Kingdom share historic ties since several centuries. The two countries have a Strategic Partnership since 2004 and enjoy a multi-faceted relationship spanning across trade and economy, health, science & technology, defence & security, people-to-people relations, climate change and close cooperation on multilateral issues.

In recognition of the growing mutual interest by Indian and UK Businessmen and Government towards strengthening of economic ties and promoting ease of doing business for the MSME sector, PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry is organizing the virtual edition of India-UK Business Summit & B2B Meet on 23-24 September 2021 to encourage foreign investments and attract investors in both the region for building global competitiveness. The conference will comprise of Inaugural Session, Plenary Sessions and B2B meetings between Indian and UK industry. The Plenary Sessions will focus on specific sectors namely; Pharmaceutical, Metals, Textile, Education Sector, Technology enabled Innovative businesses and Innovations, Food Items and Auto Components.

OBJECTIVES• Make Indian Business

specially the Indian SMESectors, aware of theinformation on the growthprospect and how theirproducts can find a marketand how to mobilizeinvestment in UK.

• Shed light on theincentive/schemes offered bythe Government of India andfinancial institution anddescribe how both the regionbenefits from these incentives

• To know about the currenteconomic scenario in UK andthe innumerable opportuntitesavailable for bilateraleconomic cooperation.

• Identify the sectors-specificopportuntites for Indianeconomy in UK and havefocussed interactions on thecore sectors of cooperation,by presenting the sectorswhere the UK offerscompetitive advantages,which can be utilised by theIndian Industry.

• Platform to discuss issues ofconcern and identify sectorspecific opportunities.

Program Structure

Date

19th August 2021

20th August 2021

19 - 20 August 2021

Time Session

Inaugural Session

Plenary Session 2

B2B Meet

Plenary Session 1

2:30 PM – 3:30 PM (IST)

2:30 PM – 4:00 PM (IST)

3:30 PM – 9:30 PM (IST)

3:30 PM – 5:00 PM (IST)

10:00 AM – 11:00 AM (BST)

10:00 AM – 11:30 AM (BST)

11:00 AM – 5:00 PM (BST)

11:00 AM – 12:30 PM (BST)


Opportunities to enhance bi-lateral Trade

India-UK Collaboration in MSME sector


• UK has been supportive of India's permanent membership of UNSC since 2004 and voted favourably in the roll-over decision on UNSC reforms to the 70th session of UNGA. UK is also a strong supporter of India's membership of the NSG, MTCR, Australia Group and Wassenar Arrangement. Both the countries are the current co-chairs of CDRI. UK is also a member of ISA and supports its activities.












Program Structure

Inaugural Session: MSMEs: The growth engines of Global Economy

19th August 2021, 2:30 PM – 3:30 PM (IST) / 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM (BST)

The session will inaugurate the Summit and B2B Meet in the benign presence of Senior Officers from Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Government of UK, Industry leaders and other dignitaries to discuss on the strengths and capabilities of the MSMEs of both the nations and their impact on the global economy.

KEY TAKEWAYS PARTICIPANTS PROFILE

• Platform to network with the Head of Mission, Businessmen, Policy makers and representatives from International companies.

• Network with the Indian Industry leader and policy makers.

• Sharing success stories and best global business practices.

• Exporting project financing and funding opportuntites.

• Recognizing and understanding various opportuntites in the key sectors/areas

• National & Regional Investment Bank • International Organisation

• Think Tanks, Research Organisation, and Academia

• Head of Chambers of commerce and trade associations

• Media

• Head of Foreign Mission India and Indian Mission Abroad

• Leading Investor & Traders


• India is undergoing a transition that could have significant consequences for theUK. India is already the third largest economy in the world (at purchasing powerparity exchange rates) and is expected to become the second largest in the comingdecades.

• India's main exports to the UK are ready-made garments and textiles, gems andjewellery, engineering goods, petroleum and petrochemical products, transportequipment and parts, spices, manufactures of metals, machinery and instruments,drugs & pharmaceuticals and marine products. The main imports from the UK toIndia are precious and semi-precious stones, metalifers, ores and metal scraps,engineering goods, professional instruments other than electronics, non-ferrousmetals, chemicals and machinery. In the services sector, the UK is the largestmarket in Europe for Indian IT services.

• Trade and investment is one of the most important underpinnings of our bilateralrelations.

• The massive growth of Indian offers a critical window of opportunity for the UK tobecome a partner of choice for trade, diplomacy, culture and education.

• India and the UK are said to be exploring an agreement to facilitate the legalmovement of Indians into Britain

• UK has been supportive of India's permanent membership of UNSC since 2004and voted favourably in the roll-over decision on UNSC reforms to the 70th sessionof UNGA. UK is also a strong supporter of India's membership of the NSG, MTCR,Australia Group and Wassenar Arrangement. Both the countries are the current co-chairs of CDRI. UK is also a member of ISA and supports its activities.


• Since India has opened up all sectors for foreign direct investments, opportunitiesexist for establishing joint ventures and technical tie- ups in the MSME sector basedon the competitive advantages of both countries in the areas of availability of RawMaterials and Technology.

• UK can encourage companies to invest in India's manufacturing sector takingadvantage of the Production Linked Incentive Scheme including in Electronics,Telecommunication equipment, automotive and pharmaceuticals manufacturing

• There is tremendous potential for both countries to work together in the area ofInnovation, Research and Development which would promote the technologicaladvancement and innovative research.

• MSME sector in India comprising of 63 million enterprises is largely inhabited byMicro Enterprises which is more than 95 percent of the entire MSME sector.Similarly, UK also has a large part of its small enterprises in the category of microunits. With many similarities between the two countries in the MSME sector, bothcountries can enter into collaborative exchanges by sharing their best businesspractices and technologies.

• Skilling and entrepreneurship development is another area where UKorganisations can work with Indian MSMEs to set-up modern skilling andincubation facilities to improve the quality of work force as India has a large numberof unskilled population.

BACKGROUND

In recent years there has already been a concerted effort to strengthen the UK's bilateral relationship with India. Brexit provides a fresh opportunity to India to strengthen its economic relationship with the UK through an India–UK trade and investment agreement.

India and the United Kingdom share historic ties since several centuries. The two countries have a Strategic Partnership since 2004 and enjoy a multi-faceted relationship spanning across trade and economy, health, science & technology, defence & security, people-to-people relations, climate change and close cooperation on multilateral issues.

In recognition of the growing mutual interest by Indian and UK Businessmen and Government towards strengthening of economic ties and promoting ease of doing business for the MSME sector, PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry is organizing the virtual edition of India-UK Business Summit & B2B Meet on 26-27 August 2021 to encourage foreign investments and attract investors in both the region for building global competitiveness. The conference will comprise of Inaugural Session, Plenary Sessions and B2B meetings between Indian and UK industry. The Plenary Sessions will focus on specific sectors namely; Pharmaceutical, Metals, Textile, Education Sector, Technology enabled Innovative businesses a n d I n n o v a t i o n s, F o o d I t e m s a n d A u t o Components.

OBJECTIVES• Make Indian Business

specially the Indian SME Sectors, aware of the information on the growth prospect and how their products can find a market and how to mobilize investment in UK.

• Shed light on the incentive/schemes offered by the Government of India and financial institution and describe how both the region benefits from these incentives

• To know about the current economic scenario in UK and the innumerable opportuntites available for bilateral economic cooperation.

• Identify the sectors-specific opportuntites for Indian economy in UK and have focussed interactions on the core sectors of cooperation, by presenting the sectors where the UK offers competitive advantages, which can be utilised by the Indian Industry.

• Platform to discuss issues of concern and identify sector specific opportunities.

Program Structure

Date

19th August 2021

20th August 2021

19 - 20 August 2021

Time Session

Inaugural Session

Plenary Session 2

B2B Meet

Plenary Session 1

2:30 PM – 3:30 PM (IST)

2:30 PM – 4:00 PM (IST)

3:30 PM – 9:30 PM (IST)

3:30 PM – 5:00 PM (IST)

10:00 AM – 11:00 AM (BST)

10:00 AM – 11:30 AM (BST)

11:00 AM – 5:00 PM (BST)

11:00 AM – 12:30 PM (BST)


Opportunities to enhance bi-lateral Trade

India-UK Collaboration in MSME sector


• UK has been supportive of India's permanent membership of UNSC since 2004 and voted favourably in the roll-over decision on UNSC reforms to the 70th session of UNGA. UK is also a strong supporter of India's membership of the NSG, MTCR, Australia Group and Wassenar Arrangement. Both the countries are the current co-chairs of CDRI. UK is also a member of ISA and supports its activities.












Program Structure




Contact Details

FOR EXHIBITION AND BRANDING OPPORTUNITIES Mr. Niraj, Secretary - International Affairs, PHDCCI / E-mail: [email protected]; Mob: +91-9810107069

FOR REGISTRATION, B2G MEETINGS & OTHER QUERIESMr. Abhishek Banwara, Joint Secretary, PHDCCI / E-mail: [email protected]: Mob: +91-9654122241

Ms. Kanishka Arora, Executive Officer, PHDCCI / E-mail: [email protected]: Mob: +91-9999078178

Plenary Session 1: India-UK Collaboration in MSME sector

19th August 2021, 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM (IST) / 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM (BST)

The MSME remains the backbone of development of any economy across the globe; the session will therefore focus on identifying the sectors and areas of cooperation for the MSME from UK and India for furtherance for bilateral trade and investment cooperation focusing on Pharmaceutical & Healthcare, Agriculture & Food Processing, Metallurgy, Textiles & Apparel, Emerging Technology, Services Sector and Automobile Ancillary. Representatives from Indian High Commission to UK, British High Commission in India, Chamber of Commerce and Trade Association and relevant agencies will deliberate in the session.

Plenary Session 2: Towards a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership


India and the UK are committed to a partnership that delivers for both countries with a vision for revitalized and dynamic connections between people; re-energised trade, investment and technological collaboration that improves the lives and livelihoods of the citizens; enhanced defence and security cooperation that brings a more secure Indian Ocean Region and Indo-Pacific and India-UK leadership in climate, clean energy and health that acts as a global force for good.

The session will open up deliberations on steps and measure to ramp up the bilateral trade to its true potential including the Comprehensive Free Trade Agreement and also sensitise the Indian Industry on the various incentives and benefits that are offered by the Government of India. Senior subject level experts from the relevant Government Departments of both countries including the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) and Department of Commerce will deliberate in the session.

B2B Meetings: Pharmaceutical & Healthcare, Agriculture & Food Processing, MetallurgyTextiles & Apparel, Emerging Technology, Services Sector and Automobile Ancillary19-20 August 2021, 3:30 PM – 9:30 PM (IST) / 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM (BST)

PHD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY PHD House, 4/2 Siri Institutional Area, Area, August Kranti Marg, New Delhi - 110 016 Phone: 91-11-26863801-4, 49545400 Fax: 91-11-26855450, 49545451 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.phdcci.in

• Agriculture & Agri-business

• ICT

• International Trade• Health

• Education & Skill Development

• Housing

• Defence & HLS• Infrastructure

• Economic & Business Policy Advocacy

• Industry

PHD Chamber has special focus on the following thrust areas:

PHDCCI is a National Apex Chamber having its international office at Bahrain for 6 GCC countries, with 1,30,000 companies as its members base, as total focus on the development of small and medium businesses. PHDCCI has co-opted National and International Industry Associations and Organisations through over 100 MoUs signed between the parties.''

PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry, established in 1905, is a proactive National Apex Chamber working at the grass-root level and with strong national and international linkages. The Chamber acts as a catalyst in the promotion of industry, trade and entrepreneurship. PHD Chamber, through its research-based policy advocacy role, positively impacts the economic growth and development of the nation. PHD Chamber is more than an organisation of the business community, as it lives by the chosen motto In Communitys Life & Part of It and contributes significantly to socio-economic development and capacity building in several fields.

''PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry(PHDCCI) is one of the Premier Chambers in India to have been accredited with “Diamond Grade” by NABET(QCI), at national and international level.

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INDIA-UK

Theme

19-20 August, 2021




FOCUS SECTORS Hybrid EditionPHD House, New Delhi


Government of India




Program Structure



23rd September 2021, 2:30 PM – 3:30 PM (IST) / 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM (BST)

The MSME remains the backbone of development of any economy across the globe; the session will therefore focus on identifying the sectors and areas of cooperation for the MSME from UK and India for furtherance for bilateral trade and investment cooperation focusing on Pharmaceutical & Healthcare, Agriculture & Food Processing, Metal lurgy, Text i les & Apparel , Emerging Technology, Services Sector and Automobile Ancillary. Representatives from Indian High Commission to UK, British High Commission in India, Chamber of Commerce and Trade Association and relevant agencies will deliberate in the session.

23rd September 2021, 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM (IST) / 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM (BST)




24th September 2021, 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM (IST) / 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM (BST)


23-24 September 2021, 3:30 PM – 9:30 PM (IST) / 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM (BST)

* Pharmaceutical & Healthcare * Emerging Technology * Packaging * Housewares * Beauty* Travel * Hospitality and Tourism * Printing * Gifts * Wellness

B2B Meetings on Virtual Exhibition Booths

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INDIA-UK

Theme

19-20 August, 2021






Government of India


INR 15,000/- + GSTINDIAN EXHIBITORS:

USD 250FOREIGN EXHIBITORS:

To Book Exhibition Space, please register at:https://phdccivirtualmeet.com/seller-registration/

Contact Details






The MSME remains the backbone of development of any economy across the globe; the session will therefore focus on identifying the sectors and areas of cooperation for the MSME from UK and India for furtherance for bilateral trade and investment cooperation focusing on Pharmaceutical & Healthcare, Agriculture & Food Processing, Metallurgy, Textiles & Apparel, Emerging Technology, Services Sector and Automobile Ancillary. Representatives from Indian High Commission to UK, British High Commission in India, Chamber of Commerce and Trade Association and relevant agencies will deliberate in the session.








• ICT

• International Trade• Health

• Education & Skill Development

• Housing

• Defence & HLS• Infrastructure

• Economic & Business Policy Advocacy

• Industry





STANDARDBOOTH



1-E-BusinessCard



ExPOBooth

INR 15,000/- + GST(Standard Size)


INDIA-UK

Theme

19-20 August, 2021






Government of India




Program Structure




The MSME remains the backbone of development of any economy across the globe; the session will therefore focus on identifying the sectors and areas of cooperation for the MSME from UK and India for furtherance for bilateral trade and investment cooperation focusing on Pharmaceutical & Healthcare, Agriculture & Food Processing, Metal lurgy, Text i les & Apparel , Emerging Technology, Services Sector and Automobile Ancillary. Representatives from Indian High Commission to UK, British High Commission in India, Chamber of Commerce and Trade Association and relevant agencies will deliberate in the session.







26-27 August 2021, 3:30 PM – 9:30 PM (IST) / 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM (BST)

* Pharmaceutical & Healthcare * Emerging Technology * Packaging * Housewares * Beauty* Travel * Hospitality and Tourism * Printing * Gifts * Wellness

B2B Meetings on Virtual Exhibition Booths

STANDARDBOOTH



1-E-BusinessCard




INDIA-UK

Theme

19-20 August, 2021






Government of India


INR 15,000/- + GSTINDIAN EXHIBITORS:

USD 250FOREIGN EXHIBITORS:

To Book Exhibition Space, please register at: https://phdccivirtualmeet.com/seller-registration/

Trade Visitors can register at:https://indiaukb2b.virtex.in/registration

Contact Details






• Health• Economic & BusinessPolicy Advocacy • Education & Skill

Development

• ICT

• Industry• International Trade

• Infrastructure• Defence & HLS

• Housing





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Opportunity to participate in Panel Discussions

Booth at a strategic Location (Virtual & Physical)

Standees (2-3) at strategic Locations (Virtual & Physical)

Atrium

Social Media Promotion

Company video to be played on all screens during break

Number of documents (jpeg/pdf) on a Virtual booth

Matchmaking with the potential clients

Social media Integration and Website Integration

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Business Summit & B2B MeetINDIA-UK

ThemeMSMEs: The growth engines of Global Economy

26-27 August, 2021Hybrid Edition PHD House, New Delhi

*GST Applicable

in collaboration supported by organiser

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