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T-Hub, IFCCI join hands to link French and Indian startup ecosystems

Updated: Sep 30, 2022 10:43:57am
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T-Hub, IFCCI join hands to link French and Indian startup ecosystems

Hyderabad, Sept 30 (KNN) T-Hub on Friday signed a MoU with the Indo-French Chamber of Commerce & Industry (IFCCI) to reinforce the dialogue of innovation, growth and prosperity between India and France.

This one-year agreement will act as a gateway for Indian and France-based technology-driven startups to scale globally and strengthen the robust innovation ecosystem in both countries.

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The pact was signed in the presence of KT Rama Rao, Industries and IT Minister and senior officials from both the parties.

IFCCI also launched its Hyderabad chapter at T-Hub’s new facility, the world’s largest innovation campus.

T-Hub and IFCCI also hosted a French business delegation that was brought by MEDEF International, which included CXOs of French and Indian companies, state officials, diplomats, policymakers, the top players in the private sectors of France and India, multilateral organisations and renowned industry experts.

Commenting on the partnership, MSR, CEO of T-Hub, said, “Our partnership with IFCCI aims to address these challenges and opportunities that will help boost the continued growth of India-France bilateral relations. It also presents a chance for our startups to connect with France's innovation and startup ecosystem and gain access to peers and industry experts.”

Sumeet Anand, President of IFCCI and Founder, Indsight Growth Advisors, said, “IFCCI’s new chapter in Hyderabad is to support growing French investments in Hyderabad given the strong support of the Govt of Telangana. This is driven by 3+1 attractive reasons: a market with scale, talent for India and the world, supply chain in increasing products and now sustainable solutions for the planet.”

This launch follows the earlier successfully conducted 4th fourth edition of the Indo-French Investment Conclave in 2021, focusing on attracting French investments and boosting trade between France and India.  (KNN Bureau)

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