Abhyuday Jindal Appointed as President of Indian Chamber of Commerce (ICC)
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| Why in the news? | The Indian Chamber of Commerce (ICC) appointed Abhyuday Jindal as its new president during its annual plenary session in New Delhi. |
| Key Speakers | Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal served as the chief guest. |
| Minister's Address | - Emphasized the critical role of young leaders. - Urged ICC to support startups, women entrepreneurs, and the startup ecosystem. - Highlighted the need to leverage government initiatives for skill development and employment. - Encouraged promoting India as a global tourism hub and connecting local talent with international opportunities. |
| Abhyuday Jindal's Vision | - ICC to be a key catalyst for economic growth and innovation. - Strengthen ICC's role in supporting India's ambition to become a USD 35 trillion economy by 2047. - Promote sustainable business practices and inclusive growth. - Advocate for policies that empower Indian industries globally. |
| New Appointments | - Brij Bhushan Agarwal: Senior Vice President of ICC (Vice Chairman & MD of Shyam Metalics). - Parthiv Vikram Neotia: Vice President of ICC (Executive Director of Ambuja Neotia). |
| Indian Chamber of Commerce (ICC) | - Founded in 1925, headquartered in Kolkata. - Foremost national chamber of commerce in India, representing major industrial groups. - Played a significant role in the Indian Freedom Movement. - Aims to anticipate future needs, respond to emerging challenges, and support members for economic growth. |