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G1 Global 2013 - ASEAN & India: Embracing Business Opportunities

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India and ASEAN countries are important markets and attractive investment destinations for Japanese companies. A wide range of public and private bi and multilateral cooperation frameworks are forming, and there are still untapped opportunities for mutually beneficial partnerships. In this session, panelists from Thailand, Singapore and India explore ways to build strategic partnerships between Japan, ASEAN and India to maximize business and investment potentials. G1 Global Conference 2013 Business Breakout Session held at Graduate School of Management, GLOBIS University in Tokyo, September 16, 2013. » https://g1.org/g1global/ Panelists: » Giancarlo Bruno (Senior Director and Head of Financial Services Industry, World Economic Forum) » Vachara Phanchet (Chairman Emeritus, Pacific Basin Economic Council) » Sanjeev Sinha (President, Sun and Sands Group) » Ted Tan (Deputy Chief Executive, SPRING Singapore) Moderator: » Yoko Ishikura (Professor, Graduate School of Media Design, Keio University) --- Prefer to watch the video presentation? Find it on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Yn2OxmLCxDA?si=uwo04ed3kDY6cwIP ---

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