India-Argentina Agribusiness Dialogue

India-Argentina Agribusiness Dialogue


Today, I had an opportunity to Chair the important dialogue at CII Head Office.

Around the world people are looking towards India as market.


Food demand is likely to grow in coming years due to growing population and increasing  per capita income.

Argentina is a major force in global supply chain in specific sectors. 


Indian can take benefit of Argentina's expertise in many sectors.

Logistics and consumer demand assessment will remain the biggest challenge for Argentina companies.


The biggest challenge is distance between two nations. Value added products can address these issues.

Argentina can invest in Indian market for long term sustainable profits. 

Argentina companies should explore the following sectors to invest in India. 




 For detailed discussions, you may contact the author.
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