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Chief Minister conducts TiE roundtable in Canada
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 26 Aug 2026, 06:02 AM
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The chief minister met with members of The Indus Entrepreneurs (TiE) in Canada for a roundtable discussion on entrepreneurship and investment opportunities.
The chief minister of an Indian state travelled to Canada to hold a roundtable meeting with members of The Indus Entrepreneurs (TiE). The gathering brought together Indian diaspora entrepreneurs, investors and business leaders to discuss avenues for collaboration between Canada and the state.
During the session, the minister highlighted the importance of leveraging the diaspora network to attract foreign investment and promote start‑up ecosystems back home. Participants exchanged views on sectors such as technology, renewable energy and manufacturing where joint ventures could be pursued.
TiE representatives outlined their ongoing initiatives to support Indian entrepreneurs abroad and expressed readiness to facilitate connections with potential investors in the chief minister's state. Both sides agreed to explore concrete projects and set up follow‑up mechanisms for sustained engagement.
The roundtable underscored the growing trend of Indian state leaders seeking partnerships beyond national borders, aiming to boost economic growth and create new opportunities for businesses in both countries.
During the session, the minister highlighted the importance of leveraging the diaspora network to attract foreign investment and promote start‑up ecosystems back home. Participants exchanged views on sectors such as technology, renewable energy and manufacturing where joint ventures could be pursued.
TiE representatives outlined their ongoing initiatives to support Indian entrepreneurs abroad and expressed readiness to facilitate connections with potential investors in the chief minister's state. Both sides agreed to explore concrete projects and set up follow‑up mechanisms for sustained engagement.
The roundtable underscored the growing trend of Indian state leaders seeking partnerships beyond national borders, aiming to boost economic growth and create new opportunities for businesses in both countries.