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INDIA BUSINESS ASSOCIATION


THE IRELAND- The IIBA was founded in


2008 to foster commercial links between Irish and Indian businesses. As a


member-driven non-profit organisation, the IIBA


facilitates knowledge-sharing and networking among Irish and Indian business


communities. The Association provides valuable networking and influencing opportunities to members and regular


networking events, and is now the leading representative business and networking organisation in Ireland for


companies interested in these two markets.


Airlines, with four flights per week (two direct flights and a further two stopping to pick up passengers in Edinburgh). June also saw Cathay Pacific’s inaugural


Dublin-Hong Kong flights take to the skies, with four non-stop flights per week serving the route. With Bank of China opening a new Dublin


branch last year–focusing on corporate lending–Ireland is now home to three of the top four Chinese banks, a sign of the growing importance of economic relations between Ireland and China, and the growing base of potential clients as more Chinese companies set up in Ireland. Martin Shanahan said, “Chinese companies are


now looking to


internationalise their businesses and are viewing Ireland as the ‘gateway to Europe’ with a proven track record of being consistent, transparent and competitive.”


INDIA Far away, but closer than you think–Ireland and India not only share the same colours on our flags (believed to have been adopted by India because of our shared fight independence) but also share similar words


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Abbott Diagnostics, Longford


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Photo : Vivek Kumar


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