Indo-Japan Collaboration Paves the Way for Industrial Growth

The Chamber of Industrial and Commercial Undertakings (CICU) concluded its highly successful Tech Show 2025 with a powerful session focused on joint ventures, technology transfer, and B2B collaborations — marking a new chapter in Punjab’s industrial development.

Under the dynamic leadership of CICU President Upkar Singh Ahuja, the event brought together leading Indian entrepreneurs and top Japanese experts to explore transformative business partnerships. The final day’s spotlight session, “Joint Venture and Technology Transfer – Opportunity to Grow Your Business”, featured keynote speakers such as Yasumi Suzuki, Indo-Japan Business Consultant; Dr. VK Gupta, Director, AOTS Alumni Society, Delhi; and Lalit Kumar Gupta, advisor and consultant.

These industry leaders emphasized the immense potential of Indo-Japan collaboration in driving innovation, building sustainable manufacturing systems, and establishing Punjab as a competitive player in global markets. Their insights covered everything from technology ecosystems and automation to cultural synergies that strengthen international partnerships.

CICU President Ahuja reaffirmed his commitment to globalizing Punjab’s MSME and large-scale industries. “Our goal is not just to modernize industry, but to make Punjab a hub for sustainable, high-tech manufacturing,” he said. The session drew a tremendous response from both Indian and Japanese businesses, with investment and collaboration queries worth approximately Rs 1,300 crore. Key areas of interest included automation solutions, green technologies, advanced machinery, and joint R&D.

Highlighting the spirit of Indo-Japan cooperation, Yasumi Suzuki noted, “When Indian entrepreneurship meets Japanese technology, it marks the beginning of an era of trust, innovation, and shared prosperity.”

The Tech Show 2025 clearly demonstrated that Punjab is ready to become a global hotspot for industrial growth through strategic international partnerships.