Do we learn from our great entry into Soochow and China.....Go to Russia...Go to Middle East...Go to Africa....Go to South America...Go to Eastern Europe....now go to India.....where can we really go and be successful.....
SINGAPORE: Emeritus Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong wants to see stronger economic ties between Singapore and major states in India, at a time when the Indian economy holds huge growth potential.
He's confident that the Indian economy will grow by seven to eight per cent in the next 10 to 20 years.
Mr Goh made this point in Mumbai, where he's leading a Singapore delegation to explore economic opportunities.
He said Singapore needs to forge greater economic partnership with major Indian states in areas such as research and development, as well as animation.
Mr Goh also visited Hyderabad on Thursday.
Emeritus Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong said: "We want to extend our contacts beyond Delhi. So, politically, it's important for us to engage the major states in India.
"And of course, economically in the states where the actions are. So in Hyderabad, I had a good discussion with the Chief Minister of the opportunities available in the state for business relations to be enhanced and of course in Mumbai, I met the Chief Minister."
Mr Goh said he's very keen to understand the financial situation of India and how the Eurozone crisis affected its economy.
SINGAPORE: Emeritus Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong wants to see stronger economic ties between Singapore and major states in India, at a time when the Indian economy holds huge growth potential.
He's confident that the Indian economy will grow by seven to eight per cent in the next 10 to 20 years.
Mr Goh made this point in Mumbai, where he's leading a Singapore delegation to explore economic opportunities.
He said Singapore needs to forge greater economic partnership with major Indian states in areas such as research and development, as well as animation.
Mr Goh also visited Hyderabad on Thursday.
Emeritus Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong said: "We want to extend our contacts beyond Delhi. So, politically, it's important for us to engage the major states in India.
"And of course, economically in the states where the actions are. So in Hyderabad, I had a good discussion with the Chief Minister of the opportunities available in the state for business relations to be enhanced and of course in Mumbai, I met the Chief Minister."
Mr Goh said he's very keen to understand the financial situation of India and how the Eurozone crisis affected its economy.
