Ambassador of Belarus to India, Mr.
Vitaly Prima on Thursday hoped that both India and Belarus would further cement
their trade and economic ties as in the last few years the mutual trade
turnover between the two countries is growing between 10-15% per year.
“With the elimination of all barriers
in the bilateral trade between India and Belarus, when India recognized the
latter as a full market economy country and removed anti-dumping duties on
Belarusian goods, the prospects of two nations coming closer have brightened”,
emphasized the Ambassador.
Addressing an Interactive Session on
Doing Business with Belarus under aegis of PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry
here today, Mr. Prima recalled that the visit of the Prime Minister of Republic
of Belarus in November 2012 and the first in the history of the Belarus-India
relations visit of President of India to Belarus in June 2015 gave strong
impetus to bilateral collaboration.
The Ambassador also emphasized that
Belarus and India could become a strong partners for development and welfare in
programmes such as Make-in-India, Digital India, Smart Cities and Skill India
as also cooperate in the field of chemicals, petro-chemicals, agriculture,
mechanical engineering, light industry and food production including
information and communication technologies.
The Interactive Session was presided
over Chairman, International Affairs Committee for CIS, PHD Chamber, Mr. Chetan
Kajaria in which a detailed presentation on Trade Opportunities between India
and Belarus was made by Counsellor, Embassy of Belarus, New Delhi, Mr. Sergei
Trotsyuk. Presentation on Investment Opportunities in Belarus was also
made by its First Secretary Mr. pavel Skoybeda.
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