TOKYO: In a landmark development fostering bilateral Business ties, the recent week-long IT and ITeS Business Delegation organized by the Indo-Japan Business Council (IJBC) to Japan IT Week in Tokyo has concluded with resounding success. The delegation, composed of 10 C-level executives from Mumbai, Pune, Ahmedabad, and Delhi, marked a significant milestone in enhancing economic collaboration between India and Japan.
Japan IT Week, the nation’s largest IT exhibition, unfolded at Tokyo Big Sight from April 23 to April 25, hosting over 900 exhibitors from around the globe, including a substantial representation from India.
Tokyo Big Sight, Japan’s premier international exhibition center, provided a fertile ground for interaction and innovation, offering attendees a platform for exploration and networking.
During their week-long visit from April 21 to April 27, delegation members immersed themselves in Japan’s rich cultural milieu and dynamic business environment. Engaging with industry experts and seizing opportunities at the prestigious IT Week, the delegation’s experience significantly contributed to their professional growth and comprehension of Japan’s market dynamics.
Sudhir Jaiswal, a delegate, shared his insights, noting, “With over 900 exhibitors, it was heartening to witness more than 45 Indian IT services/solutions companies actively seeking business prospects in Japan.”
Echoing this sentiment, Siddharth Deshmukh, President of the India Japan Business Council (IJBC), emphasized, “This delegation underscores the resilience of Indo-Japan economic relations and the untapped potential for further collaboration in the IT and ITeS sectors.”
The Indo-Japan Business Council reaffirms its dedication to nurturing meaningful connections between Indian entrepreneurs and Japan’s dynamic market landscape. Through initiatives like these delegations, the council aims to foster new partnerships and ventures that deepen the bond between the two nations.
Siddharth who is also Founder & President of Shimbi Labs, said that it was the 5th delegation the IJBC took to Japan since Covid pandemic struck. It plan to take more such delegations to Japan during the current year.
Looking ahead, the council encourages active participation in future delegations, inviting entrepreneurs and business enthusiasts to embark on a journey of exploration and collaboration.
The upcoming October 2024 Business Delegation presents a distinctive opportunity to engage with Japan’s burgeoning IT and ITeS sectors, further solidifying Indo-Japan business relations.
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