The Kyrgyz Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs hosted a meeting with representatives of the Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry PHDCCI. The Union reported.
According to it, more than 20 representatives of Indian business arrived in Bishkek.
During the meeting, the Indian side announced priority areas of cooperation with Kyrgyzstan, including:
- Supply of medical equipment and exchange of experience;
- Tourism and medical tourism;
- Development of medical care;
- Supply of medical furniture and medical supplies, products for cancer patients;
- Establishment of a Liver Transplant Center;
- Processing of medicinal herbs and plants;
- Production of drinks for boosting the immune system;
- Supply of medicines and substances;
- Textile supplies.
PHDCCI was founded in 1905 and is one of the leading chambers in India. It has its own international office in Bahrain for six countries of the Persian Gulf, which includes 130,000 companies that are fully focused on the development of small and medium-sized businesses.
