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CHANDIGARH: The Indo-Canada Chamber of Commerce (ICCC), under the leadership of Pramod Goyal, launched its six-state ‘India Mission-2019’ from Chandigarh on Sunday.

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Chandigarh, February 17

The Indo-Canada Chamber of Commerce (ICCC), under the leadership of Pramod Goyal, launched its six-state ‘India Mission-2019’ from Chandigarh on Sunday.

The delegation met the Chief Ministers of Punjab and Haryana and began their 10-day business engagements with focus on multiple sectors that are imperative to bilateral trade between two nations.

The mission aims at strengthening the bilateral trade relations between Canada and India and also creating business and professional opportunities for the Canadian small and medium businesses. The business mission comprises 25 members, including entrepreneurs, professionals and community leaders and Patrick Brown, Mayor, Brampton.

While addressing a press conference at the Chandigarh Press Club, Pramod Goyal, president, ICCC, said: “The mission will be visiting New Delhi, Chennai, Panaji and Hyderabad with a focus on key sectors including infrastructure development, information and communication technology, advanced manufacturing, financial services, tourism, business immigration, education and skills development.”

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