Distinguished guests gather at the Embassy of Mongolia, New Delhi, for the launch of the GTTC India-Mongolia Forum
Dr. Rashmi Saluja, Executive Chairperson of the Religare Group, expressed her admiration for the activities of GTTCI in fostering global connections and congratulated Dr. Gupta on the book release.
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GTTCI releases inaugural edition of GTTC Insights and unveils "Rich Culture & History of Mongolia" book
New Delhi, India - May 26, 2023 : The Global Trade & Technology Council India (GTTCI) proudly announced the successful launch of the India-Mongolia Forum, marking a significant milestone in fostering bilateral cooperation and trade relations between the two nations. The highly anticipated event took place at the Embassy of Mongolia in New Delhi and witnessed the presence of distinguished guests and dignitaries.
The event commenced with the release of the GTTC Insights monthly newsletter, providing readers with the latest updates and advancements about GTTCI activities, as well as valuable information on trade, investment, and tourism opportunities across various countries. The newsletter will be circulated electronically to foreign missions, ministries, and a readership exceeding 100,000.
Among the esteemed attendees were diplomats from the Embassy of Russia, Vietnam, Palestine, and the Consulate General of Comoros, adding to the event's international significance.
Following the newsletter release, the Welcome & Felicitations of the Diplomatic Corps set the stage for the subsequent proceedings. Ambassador Amarendra Khatua, the mentor of GTTCI, delivered a brief introduction about GTTC Insights, underscoring its role in promoting global connectivity. The event also witnessed the release of the inaugural edition of GTTC Insights.
The highlight of the evening was the official signing of the Establishment Certificate for the GTTC India Mongolia Forum, presided over by His Excellency Mr. Ganbold Dambajav, the Ambassador of Mongolia & Founder President of GTTCI Dr. Gaurav Gupta. Ambassador Dambajav delivered a compelling keynote address, announcing the launch of the GTTC India Mongolia Forum and presenting its agendas for future collaboration. The establishment certificate was signed by the Ambassador and the GTTCI President at the traditional Mongolian Ger, symbolizing the spirit of unity and cooperation.
Jain University, a proud member of GTTCI, announces a significant initiative to foster bilateral relations between India and Mongolia. The university will provide 100% scholarships to 100 students from Mongolia for online programs, while also offering tuition fee waivers for students coming to India. This move aims to strengthen educational and cultural ties between the two nations.
The GTTCI President then addressed the audience, sharing the organization's plans and vision for the forum, emphasizing its role in facilitating economic growth and cultural exchange between India and Mongolia.
During the event, a book titled "Rich Culture & History of Mongolia," written by Dr. Gaurav Gupta and published by Prabhat Prakashan, was unveiled. The book highlights the fascinating cultural heritage and history of Mongolia. Mr. Piyush Gupta, representing Prabhat Prakashan, provided a brief introduction to the publication, capturing its significance in promoting cultural understanding and appreciation.
Dr. Rashmi Saluja, Executive Chairperson of the Religare Group, expressed her admiration for the activities of GTTCI in fostering global connections and congratulated Dr. Gupta on the book release. The distinguished gathering also witnessed the presence of Dr. Sandeep Marwah, Upendra Rai, Aacharya Anita, and General Dilawar Singh, who added to the celebratory atmosphere.
The felicitations extended to Ambassador Dambajav, Mr. Piyush Gupta, and the hospitality partners acknowledged their invaluable contributions to the council. Chhavi & Gopal's 56 showcased their delightful culinary creations, enhancing the event experience.
Mr. Piyush Gupta was honored by the Ambassador and GTTCI for his exceptional contribution towards the council through his book publication and newsletter contributions.
The event concluded with a vote of thanks by Dr. Sanjay Agarwal, a member of GTTCI, expressing gratitude to all the attendees, supporters, and organizers for their participation and efforts in making the launch of the India-Mongolia Forum a resounding success.
Among the esteemed members present at the event were Dr. Upasana Aroa, SL Tank, Kawaljit Singh, Ankur Khandelwal, Kapil Khandelwal, Pawan Tibrawala, Dr. Parmeet Chadha, Nehaa Singh, Akshay Jain, Santosh Chaudhary (Jain University), and Umesh Aggarwal.
