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GCCIL has been actively promoting the object of increasing international business relations by hosting business meeting with visiting foreign delegations and sponsoring business delegations to all the corners of the globe. Apart from MOU signed by GCCIL, it also invites various delegations from abroad which encourage bilateral trade and economic co-operation with each of the countries. The following Foreign Delegations have visited Gujarat chamber of Commerce and Industries.

B2B Networking Meeting with GCCIL members for international trade.

Strengths of Republic of Mauritius:

  • The India-Mauritius CECPA is the first trade agreement signed by India with an African country. Came into force on 1 April 2021
  • Mauritius is member of SADC and COMESA and has a Free Trade Agreement within the COMESA (Djibouti, Kenya, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritius, Sudan, Zambia and Zimbabwe, Burundi and Rwanda) which eliminated their tariffs on COMESA originating products which allow duty free transportation of goods from Mauritius to Eastern Africa.
  • Duty free transportation of goods to Africa via Mauritius using both trade agreements
  • Mauritius as a storage HUB for these products which can then be shipped to Africa as and when required.
  • It has successfully diversified its economy, notably into clothing manufacturing, information technology, and business and financial services.
  • Mauritius’s GDP is the highest in all the African Countries.

About HBCCIP

The Hindu Business Chamber of Commerce, Industries and Professionals – HBCCIP

Mr. Shardhanand Beeharry, President of HBCCIP visited Ahmedabad for a B2B networking meet with GCCIL members with 17 delegates from Mauritius.

This is HBCCIP’s the largest delegation to any country so far. This has been the very first B2B meeting by Mauritius. It’s an honour to have hosted them at GCCIL.

Mr. Seewraj Nundlal, Investment & Trade Counsellor from Mauritius Economic Development Board, Mumbai listed out the above sectors wherein he can guide for trade and investments with Mauritius.

GCCIL B2B Networking Meet

B2B Networking Meeting – GCCIL members met one-on-one with the HBCCIP members of the above sectors.

Industries of common Interest where Mauritius wanted to import & GCCIL members desired to export were: Agricultural, Food Processing, Textile, Biomass, Pharmaceuticals, Financial Services, and Construction Materials.

About more than 35 GCCIL members participated in this Buyer – Seller meet.