Minar Travels India Signs MoU with Ark of China

FICCI and the Ark of China organized ‘the India China (Liaoning) business conference’ in New Delhi on Friday, 25^th April 2015. A 25-Member high power business delegation led by Liu Shiji, Director, Shenyang Economic Zone, Liaoning Province, and China visited India to promote bilateral investment in India and trade relations. The conference which was attended by representatives of Liaoning Province, Shenyanga City and nine more Chinese companies said India and china should work together to promote business in their countries.

Liaoning province is located in Northeast part of China which is growing 24% faster in comparison to other province in china.

Mark Sujan Ma, Chairman of Ark of China and CIMM said, “Asia needs development and sincere cooperation between the two greatest countries in the world, China and India. We need to support SMEs as this would mean supporting our nation. Ark of china after 5 years will offer a lots of job opportunities to SMEs”

Several MoUs (memorandum of understating) were signed between Indian and Chinese companies in E-commerce, consultancy, Animal Feedstock, waste management, and tourism infrastructure generating business.

Minar Travels India Pvt. Ltd. Signed a MoU with Ark of China for Tourism Promotion and Tourism Infra Development in India. Minar Travels India is a renowned travel company in India which deals in Tourism, Hospitality, Cargo Management and Aviation Management.

Harvinder Singh Duggal Managing Director of Minar Travels India said after signing the MoU, “We are happy to sign this MoU as Ark of China is sincere and dedicated to develop Buddha Sector Tourism and tourism infrastructure along with Minar Travels.”

Dr. A. Didar Singh, Secretary General, FICCI earlier said in welcoming speech, "We as industry body will provide all necessary support to realize the potential of both the nations."

Deepak Bagla, Managing Director, Invest India said "Make in India is a business plan because it is granular in approach. It has four pillars namely; new sectors, ease of doing business, focus on infrastructure and change in mindset, India is an ideal manufacturing hub and will learn from the experiences of China.”