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CII J&K UT Council Interacts with South African High Commissioner

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Srinagar, Mar 16: The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) J&K UT Council on Monday held an interaction with Anil Sooklal, High Commissioner of South Africa to India, in Jammu.

On the occasion, M.A. Alim, Chairman of CII J&K, briefed the High Commissioner about the evolving economic ecosystem of J&K in recent years. He highlighted a range of regional products and services with strong potential for collaboration with South Africa.

The meeting provided an opportunity for constructive dialogue on strengthening economic and business ties between J&K and South Africa. During the interaction, the High Commissioner emphasised the growing investment opportunities in South Africa and discussed potential areas of cooperation across several sectors, including pharmaceuticals, healthcare, IT services, food processing, agriculture, tourism, and renewable energy.

Alim also highlighted the policy support available for investors in Jammu and Kashmir and the region’s increasing focus on innovation, technology partnerships and skill development.

He emphasised the scope for knowledge exchange and deeper business cooperation between enterprises in South Africa and J&K.

Anil Sooklal appreciated CII J&K’s efforts to promote international engagement and expressed keen interest in exploring avenues for bilateral trade, industry partnerships, and business collaborations.

The interaction concluded on a positive note, with both sides expressing optimism about strengthening economic linkages, facilitating business delegations and encouraging cross-border investments and joint ventures in the future.

Khurshid Dar, Director, CII J&K, delivered the vote of thanks. Other CII members present included Ayush Sawhney, Sandeep Mengi and Atul Vinod Duggal.

 

 



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