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India to accept Chinese college degrees.

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China overtakes Japan as world's second-largest economy.

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FDI in China reached US$6.92 billion in July, up 26.2% y-o-y but significantly lower than the US$12.5 billion recorded for June.

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China allows duty-free exports from Bangladesh, Nepal. This is likely to affect Indian exports adversely.

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India, China to work together on projects in other countries, to push forward a common cause and serve the interests of their respective people.

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The 4th India-China Trade and Investment Conference, April 2, 2009 (New Delhi, India)The Ist China-India Economic and Trade Development Summit, December 9-11, 2005 (Beijing, China)The 3rd India-China Trade and Investment Summit, June 2007 (Suzhou, China)The 1st India-China Financial Conference, April 4, 2007 (Mumbai, India)The 2nd High Level China-India Financial Development Forum, May 2008 (Beijing, China)Brainstorming Session on Role of India-China in Addressing Climate Change, September 2, 2009 (New Delhi, India)Ms. Nirupama Rao, Former Ambassador of India to China, delivering her address at the 2nd India-China Financial Conference 2008 (Beijing, China)Ms. Shyamala Gopinath, Deputy Governor of Reserve Bank of India, addressing the Media at the 3rd India-China Financial Conference 2009 (Mumbai, India)Dr. Shashi Tharoor, releasing the special issue of India China Chronicle, with Dr. Abid Hussain (Chairman, ICEC) and Shri P. S. Deodhar (President, ICEC) on 11st August 2010The 3rd India-China Financial Conference, November 10, 2009 (Mumbai, India)Round-table Seminar on India-China Financial Cooperation, November 13, 2009 (New Delhi, India)Dinner hosted by ICEC India for Chinese Delegation, headed by Mayor of Nantong (China)Panel Discussion organized by ICEC on "Avenues of Deepening India-China Relations" on 11th August 2010Signing of Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between ICEC and Institute of Chinese Studies (ICS) on 11th August 2010

ICEC: A Brief

 

We believe in the dictum that this century is going to be the Asian Century. And this can be possible only if the two Asian giants walk in step – as partners not rivals.

 

Despite a shared history of thousands of years, India and China have had a few hiccups in the recent past. It was with the idea to try and even the past bumps and pave the way for a fresh road that the need for a genuine dialogue between the two countries – among governments, industry, people – was felt. The India China Economic and Cultural Council – ICEC – was set up expressly with that purpose. Our journey to build bridges between the two countries started in 1997 with the setting up of two offices in Delhi and Guangzhou. Today we are proud that our small effort has blossomed into eight full-fledged offices in Delhi, Beijing, Mumbai, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Nantong and Ahmedabad.

 

ICEC’s Four Pronged Approach

Business development services for Chinese and Indian companies wanting to set up businesses in India and China respectively.

Research and Advocacy on Indian and Chinese industries and economies.

Educational activities to promote awareness among the people about each other.

Cultural exchanges to better understand each other.

The ICEC also organizes events such as conferences, seminars and brainstorming sessions to discuss and exchange views on topics of mutual interest.

 

A bi-monthly magazine, the India China Chronicle, is also published by the ICEC.

 

The ICEC has been single-mindedly promoting bilateral relations between India and China for 14 long years. The only organization of its kind with dedicated focus on China, ICEC believes in working “on the ground.” Our primary focus has been to assist numerous Indian companies in China and Chinese companies in India. We also deal with other aspects of bilateral relations other than the economy.

 

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