VLLP
Managing Partner Nihaar Binda Thackeray opened the session, stressing the need
for stronger institutional trust, clear regulations, and expert guidance to
help businesses overcome cross-border hurdles. Swiss MP and President of the
Swiss-India Parliamentary Group, Dr. h.c. Nik Gugger, echoed this by
reaffirming Switzerland’s dedication to trade facilitation and deeper bilateral
engagement through parliamentary and governmental channels.
Switzerland
Global Enterprise’s Regional Director APAC & Southern Switzerland, Luka
Degiovannini, highlighted India’s rise as a manufacturing powerhouse and
innovation hub. Florin Müller, Head of Swiss Business Hub India, detailed the
Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement (TEPA), outlining its goals and
opportunities across sectors, while SICC Director Colonel Chandoke emphasized
the chamber’s role in fostering trade and investment.
VLLP
Partner Chintan Thorat urged a holistic view of geopolitical risks, noting that
80% of business threats stem from political factors yet receive only 20% of
strategic focus. Citing disruptions like Ukraine and Brexit alongside India’s
local dynamics, he advocated for multi-layered risk frameworks integrating
political, economic, cultural, and sociological elements. The forum ended with
consensus on TEPA, key institutions, and smart risk analysis as pillars for
confident cross-border growth.

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