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“During this ongoing second wave, look at the steps which we have taken. Revival will continue to happen,” said Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman
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Union Minister of Finance and Corporate Affairs Nirmala Sitharaman during a special session of Merchants Chamber of Commerce and Industry, in Kolkata on April 20, 2021. | Photo Credit:
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“During this ongoing second wave, look at the steps which we have taken. Revival will continue to happen,” said Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on April 20 said there should be complete trust between the industry and the government to sustain growth amid the COVID-19 situation.
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Ethiopia on Tuesday sought investment from Indian investors in priority sectors and hoped bilateral trade and investment will grow in the years to come. Ethiopian Ambassador Tizita Mulugeta listed the priority sectors of his country as textile and apparel, leather and leather products, pharmaceuticals, agro-processing, tourism, information and communciation technology and mining and energy. The bilateral trade between India and Ethiopia stood at USD 1.27 billion in the recent past years. The government of Ethiopia has taken several initiatives to encourage investors from India in different sectors, Mulugeta said at an interactive session with Merchant Chamber of Commerce and Industry. MCCI president Aakash Shah said Ethiopia is poised to emerge as a middle income country and a major manufacturing hub in Africa by 2025.
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Ethiopia on Tuesday sought investment from Indian investors in priority sectors and hoped bilateral trade and investment will grow in the years to come.
Ethiopian Ambassador Tizita Mulugeta listed the priority sectors of his country as textile and apparel, leather and leather products, pharmaceuticals, agro-processing, tourism, information and communciation technology and mining and energy.
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The bilateral trade between India and Ethiopia stood at USD 1.27 billion in the recent past years. The government of Ethiopia has taken several initiatives to encourage investors from India in different sectors, Mulugeta said at an interactive session with Merchant Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
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