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December 14th, 2007
India : Study on Indo-US Cooperation on Dec 17
Abstract:
Confederation of Indian Industry in association with Ministry of Commerce is launching a Study on Indo-US Cooperation in select Area on 17th December 2007 at 1030 hrs at CII Headquarters, 23 Institutional Area, Lodi Road, New Delhi to promote market access and collaboration between organic chemical industry in India and United States of America.
This study will mainly focus on:
Overview of the Organic Chemical Industry in India and the US including, identification of key sectors, size of the markets, emerging trends and regulatory factors etc.
Review of Biofuels (alternate energy) and Nanotechnology sectors with a focus on market growth, major players and specific opportunities for collaboration between the US and India and also growth opportunities.
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