Mangalore, Nov 12: : A eleven Japanese delegates, mainly young politicians, are in the city on a study visit hosted by Kanara Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) and AINA Business Promotions Private Ltd.
Mohammad Ameen , President of KCCI introduced the delegation and florally welcomed the gathering. The delegation was taken on a preliminary visit to MSEZ and also will be taken to Unity Hospital. The delegation is primarily focusing on fishery and nursing. The delegates will meet prominent business people and explore the possibilities of business development Ameen added.
“The delegation consists of seven Japanese local assemblymen. Their visit involves inspection of India and a dialogue meeting with Indian business persons. They are visiting Mangalore, Bangalore, and Delhi. Their original plan was to just visit big cities like Bangalore and Delhi but Satoru Komori and Haruku Ito, directors at AINA Business Promotions Private Limited, proposed the addition of Mangalore and then they decided to visit Mangalore,” said Ameen.
Sohei Kamiya speaking on his visit to Mangalore said that the district has all the potential to grow in to a industry and also said that the relationship will continue to grow in the days to come. Mangalore is one of the most emerging city in India and hence want to introduce certain business plans he added.
Katsuhito Takaiwa, Kanazawa City Council member, Hirohito Fuwa, Ishikawa prefectural assembly member, Yuichiro Kawa, Ishikawa prefectural assembly member, Kiyoto Motoyoshi, Ishikawa prefectural assembly member, Masamichi Matsubara, company director, Kenichi Minamide, Izumiotsu city council member, Ryo Tamura, company director (e-commerce), Uehara Chikako, Kamiya office staff/lawyer, Satoru Kamori, company director of AINA Business Promotions Private Ltd, and Haruka Ito, company director of AINA Business Promotions Private Ltd, were also present on the occasion.
The delegation will be in India for a period of 8 days and will leave to Bangalore and New Delhi before proceeding to Japan.
