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Vice-President to open Partnership meet
By Our Staff Reporter
HYDERABAD, DEC. 29. The Seventh Partnership Summit being
organised here by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) from
January 9 to 11 will be inaugurated by the Vice-President, Mr.
Krishan Kant.
Mr. Shimon Peres, Minister of Regional Cooperation and Former
Prime Minister of Israel, as also the Chief Minister, Mr. N.
Chandrababu Naidu, will address the inaugural session on January
9.
According to a CII press release, more than 120 overseas
delegates are expected to participate in various sessions.
International business delegations are expected from 13
countries, including the US, the UK, Belgium, Israel, South
Africa, Singapore and Hong Kong.
The theme of the summit is `Old economy-new economy: moving ahead
together'. A special plenary session, `The United States under
the Bush administration' will attempt to look into strategies
that need to be adopted for both the countries to move hand in
hand for the next four years.
The Finance Minister, Mr. Yashwant Sinha, the Minister for
Commerce and Industry, Mr. Murasoli Maran, the Information and
Broadcasting Minister, Mrs. Sushma Swaraj, and the Secretary to
the Prime Minister, Mr. N.K. Singh, are among those who are
expected to participate.
Among the overseas speakers expected are Dr. Supachai
Panitchpakdi, Deputy Prime Minister of Thailand, and Mr. Mike
Moore, Director-General of World Trade Organisation. Mr. Jim
McDermott, Co-Chairman of the Congressional Caucus on India and
Indian-Americans, and four other members of the Caucus visiting
India will also be sharing their views.
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