Canada’s Minister of International Trade Maninder Sidhu held meetings with leading Indian industrialists in Mumbai, highlighting opportunities for increased investment and stronger India-Canada business ties.
Mumbai: Canada’s Minister of International Trade Maninder Sidhu met leading Indian business figures Anand Mahindra, Nirav Bajaj and Sajjan Jindal in Mumbai as part of Canada’s efforts to deepen economic engagement with India.
Sidhu said major Indian companies already employ thousands of Canadians and noted that the discussions covered businesses spanning automotive, advanced manufacturing, technology, energy, steel and infrastructure.
Following Canada’s Investment Summit, the Minister is visiting India to build on the momentum and make a direct case for greater Indian investment in Canada.
Sidhu highlighted Canada’s talent pool, natural resources and industrial capacity as key advantages for global companies seeking to expand their operations.
He said Canada is working to translate ongoing business discussions into new investments, projects and employment opportunities for Canadians, while strengthening commercial ties between the two countries.