Interactive Session On 'Global Trade: Challenges And Opportunity For India' At The Park Hotel, Kolkata, India 38640

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Interactive Session on 'Global Trade: Challenges and Opportunity for India' at The Park Hotel

Venue : The Park Hotel, 17 Park Street , Kolkata

Event Schedule : 04-11-2009

Interactive Session on 'Global Trade: Challenges and Opportunity for India' will be held at The Park Hotel. In this session Bharat Chamber of Commerce will organize an interactive session with Union Minister of State for Commerce & Industry Mr. Jyotiradtya Sindhia on this topic.

Timing : 11 am

Contact : The Park Hotel

Mapped in : interactive session

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