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The Dubai International Financial Centre conference, which is slated to take place on Oct 29 in Mumbai, will focus more on the bilateral trade ties between the UAE and India.
The DICF delegation will be headed by the DIFC governor and Vice Chairman of the UAE Central Bank, Omar Bin Sulaiman. Prominent business leaders from across the UAE are part of the DIFC delegation.
"The fraternal and commercial relationship between our two nations is already extremely strong and important to both our economies," Omar Bin Sulaiman said before the conference.
"Given the exceptionally complementary nature of the Indian and UAE markets, and the changing global economic landscape that enhances the benefits of bilateral engagement, it is an opportune time to explore the many opportunities for greater collaboration in the areas of banking, finance and investment," he added.
The conference, titled ‘The India-UAE Partnership: Investments, Opportunities and Synergies’, will find ways for tapping the business opportunities in the Gulf region and for reaping the business benefits from DIFC's legal and regulatory infrastructure.
The delegation also aims at enhancing the banking and financial services relation between the two nations along with a better cooperation of business communities of the countries on an institutional level.
