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Interactions with Indian industry captains from Tata, Wipro, HCL Tech, JSW, Godrej, Airtel, Bajaj, and others are also planned, along with meetings with leading business chambers like CII and NASSCOM as well as media networks. The aim is to sign MOUs and close significant investment deals in pharma, electronics, data centers, defense & aerospace, food processing, and renewable energy.

The chief minister and I will be meeting as many as 70 industry leaders in 3 days. This includes CEOs and CXOs of top global companies like Novartis, Medtronic, AstraZeneca, Google, Uber, Mastercard, Bayer, LDC and UPL. We will also be meeting captains of the Indian industry including Tata, Wipro, HCL Tech, JSW, Godrej, Airtel, and Bajaj.

The President of the World Economic Forum (WEF) underscores the interconnected nature of pressing global issues, asserting that pandemics, cybersecurity threats, and climate change demand collaborative efforts between nations. Recognising the transboundary nature of these challenges, the WEF President highlights the imperative for countries to unite in addressing shared concerns that transcend borders.

Northern Ireland has numerous important industries, such as aerospace, cybersecurity, precision medicine and more. Moreover, the region s economy is robust, with an unemployment rate of just 2.1 percent. Northern Ireland offers Indian students the option to study a subject they love and then work in the country in their chosen field.

With cyber insecurity still featuring prominently among the top ten risks in the Global Risks Report, a new report explores the key trends shaping the global cybersecurity landscape. There has been a sharp increase in cyber inequity globally, with 90% of executives warning that urgent action is needed to address it.