Russian business held a meeting with Indian trading partners

On August 18, a delegation of the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry met with representatives of Russian business in Moscow, the press service of Delovaya Rossiya, which organized the event, reported.

During the meeting, representatives of Russian and Indian businesses noted the high potential for expanding cooperation in trade, investment and technological exchange. The participants stressed that interest in the development of joint projects is growing, but the key challenge remains issues of legal regulation and intercultural communication.

According to representatives of the organizers, a Mediation Center will be created on the basis of Delovaya Rossiya and the Association of Importers and Exporters to solve these problems. The new institute will become a specialized platform providing pre-trial settlement of disputes between companies and support in overcoming cultural and business barriers. His activities will cover both legal aspects and issues of effective interaction, building partnerships and negotiation strategies.

According to Olga Kulikova, Business Ambassador of Delovaya Rossiya in India, this center will minimize business risks and create a more predictable environment for the implementation of joint projects.

"Today, there is considerable interest in entering the Indian market and developing bilateral ties. But companies face difficulties related to different business traditions and approaches to conflict resolution. The Mediation Center will help to find mutually acceptable solutions and will become an important business support tool," Olga Kulikova said.

The meeting participants expressed confidence that the launch of the Mediation Center would be a practical step towards building trust and improving the quality of the Russian-Indian partnership. In the near future, it is planned to form an expert council of the Center and launch the first consulting projects.