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India Consul General Highlights Trade Ties with Tatarstan at Kazan Forum

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  1. Trade between India and Tatarstan surged ninefold, with talks focusing on joint manufacturing and investment projects.

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Jeysundhar Deviprasadh, the Consul General of India in Kazan, spoke at the second India-Russia Business Forum in Kazan. He noted that bilateral trade between India and Russia is approximately USD 60 billion and is continuing to grow. Deviprasadh emphasized that Tatarstan is a wealthy and dynamically growing region offering expansion opportunities for businesses from both countries.

From indiagazette.com

Why it matters

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The forum aims to strengthen economic relations by facilitating interactions between Indian and Russian businesses. The Consul General highlighted Tatarstan as a region with significant growth potential, suggesting opportunities for increased cross-border investment and trade.

From indiagazette.com

Who's involved

  • consul generalConsul General of India in Kazan, who hosted the business forum.
  • TatarstanA dynamically growing region of Russia highlighted for investment opportunities.
  • KazanThe host city of the India-Russia Business Forum.

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  1. Trade between India and Tatarstan surged ninefold, with talks focusing on joint manufacturing and investment projects.Sub-event
  2. India's Consul General in Kazan discussed strengthening economic and defense relations with Tatarstan.1 source

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