The DC Chamber of Commerce hosted a delegation from the Indo-American Chamber of Commerce for a bilateral trade dialogue focused on innovation, entrepreneurship, and global investment. Leaders representing sectors such as pharmaceuticals, information technology, logistics, education, and manufacturing discussed opportunities for collaboration between Washington, DC, and India. Representatives from DMPED, Destination DC, and DC Chamber Board Member and Co-Chair of the International Committee Simone Williams-Arrington participated in the event. The dialogue aimed to explore new avenues for strengthening local economies through international partnerships.

Source: DC Chamber of Commerce

Source Type: Business

Source Location: Washington

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