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A seminar highlighting investment opportunities in India has been organised in the Chinese city of Wuhan to harness the potential for greater trade and investment ties The event held on October 19 was part of the Forum on Global Production Capacity and Economic Cooperation, organised by the embassy in coordination with the Hubei Provincial government
​Beijing: A seminar highlighting investment opportunities in India has been organised in the Chinese city of Wuhan to harness the potential for greater trade and investment ties. The event held on October 19 was part of the Forum on Global Production Capacity and Economic Cooperation, organised by the embassy in coordination with the Hubei Provincial government.
The seminar was attended by around 200 delegates from more than 120 Chinese companies, mostly from automobile, auto-parts, equipment manufacturing, textiles based in Hubei province as well as media personnel and government officials, a statement from the Indian Embassy in Beijing said.
The Deputy Chief of Indian Embassy emphasised on the India-China bilateral relationship. The Wuhan spirit generated by this year's informal summit between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping has become a new tag line of India-China bilateral relationship, said Dr Acquino Vimal, the Deputy Chief of Indian Embassy in Beijing.
