CeBIT MAKE IN INDIA Seminar Agenda

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1 CeBIT MAKE IN INDIA Seminar Agenda March 2016; Hannover, Germany Coordinated by FICCI in association with DIPP and DeitY India is the global economic bright spot. Meet CeBIT, the worlds largest and most internationally represented IT Expo in Hannover. India is now the fourth largest base for new businesses in the world. It is home to over 3,100 tech startups, expected to grow to 11,500 by The IT attracted FDI inflows of 15bn between 2000 and India s internet economy is expected to touch 110bn by 2018, accounting for 5% of GDP. What you will learn: Indian industry investment trends and opportunities for German companies The key hotspots in India your business needs to think about Understand the Government s Start Up India and Digital India visions The success of the Make In India campaign, and the growing interest in manufacturing in India Who you will meet: Indian industry at the forefront of innovation India s senior-most Government Officer, Secretary Information Technology (DeitY), Ministry of Communications and IT Senior Government officials from Center and Indian States Potential B2B partners at a Glance: Day 1 (14 March, Monday): hrs : Official ribbon cutting of Make in India Pavilion hrs : Make In India CEOs Seminar: India the Preferred Investment Destination hrs : Investment Opportunities in Indian States Day 2 (15 March, Tuesday): hrs : Open for B2B & G2B Meetings hrs : Startups! Advancing Innovation and Entrepreneurship Day 3 (16 March, Wednesday): 1000 hrs onwards : Open for B2B & G2B Meetings : Guided visit to the stalls of Indian Companies, States and prominent Investors in CeBIT 2016 (TBC) Day 4 (17 March, Thursday): Open for B2B & G2B Meetings Day 5 (18 March, Friday): Open for B2B & G2B Meetings Key contacts: GERMANY: Mr. Thorben Persch, thorbenpersch@outlook.com, Tel: INDIA : Ms. Sarika Gulyani, sarika.gulyani@ficci.com, Tel: /

2 March 14 (Monday), 2016 DAY 1 OF CeBIT DAY 1 OF C hrs Ribbon Cutting & Opening Ceremony of Make in India Pavilion o Mr. Gurjit Singh, Ambassador of India to Germany o Dr. (Ms.) Aruna Sharma, Secretary, ( Information Technology (DeitY), o Dr. Wolfram von Fritsch, Chairman of the Managing Board, Deutsche Messe o Mr. Atul Chaturvedi, Joint Secretary, Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP), o Representative of Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs (BMWi), Federal Republic of Germany o Dr. A. Didar Singh, Secretary, General, Chambers of Commerce and Industry hrs Registration & Welcome Tea/ Coffee (Convention Centre Room Bonn 2) hrs (Convention Centre Room Bonn) Make in India CEO Seminar Brief: The Make in India Seminar discussion will focus on Indian industry investment trends and opportunities both from general perspective as well as specifically for the Information Technology and Manufacturing sector. Together a panel of international and Indian experts will discuss Indian growth story and opportunities offered to global investors. Panelists: Session Moderated by FICCI Welcome Address by Mr. Gurjit Singh, Ambassador of India to Germany Address by Mr. Atul Chaturvedi, Joint Secretary, Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP), Experience Sharing by German Companies present in India: o Mr Jens Knut Fabrowsky, Executive Vice President, Automotive Electronics, Robert Bosch GmbH o Mr. Arunjai Mittal, Member of the Management Board, Infineon Technologies Indian Perspective by: o Mr. Sapthagiri Chapalapalli, Managing Director, TATA Consultancy Services, Germany o Representative of Wipro Limited Special Address by Representative of Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs (BMWi), Federal Republic of Germany Keynote Address by Dr. (Ms.) Aruna Sharma, Secretary, Department of Electronics and IT (DeitY), IT, Interactive session and Q&A 2

3 Closing Remarks by Dr. A. Didar Singh, Secretary, General, and Industry hrs Refreshments & Networking (Convention Centre Room Bonn 2) hrs Investment Opportunities in Indian States (Convention Centre Room Bonn) This session will largely focus on the investment prospects in Indian states. Sharing details about new initiatives, milestones achieved under the umbrella of Make in India campaign. In addition speakers will delve into topics including why Indian ICT investment is such a great growth story for investors. This session will allow state representatives to discuss and deliberate upon following topics What each state has to offer to its global investors? What they are doing towards the achievement of the Make in India goals? How doing business is easy and fast in their state? Why Global companies should invest? What are the special benefits being offered to investors in ICT sector? Panelists: Welcome Remarks by Dr. A. Didar Singh, Secretary, General, and Industry Address by Mr. Atul Chaturvedi, Joint Secretary, Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP), Special Address by Mr. Gurjit Singh, Ambassador of India to Germany Keynote Address Dr. (Ms.) Aruna Sharma, Secretary, Department of Electronics and IT (DeitY), Presentation by state Governments (30 minutes for each of the States) o Presentation by Government of Maharashtra followed by Q&A o Presentation by Government of Karnataka followed by Q&A o Presentation by Government of Madhya Pradesh followed by Q&A Vote of thanks by Mr. Vikram Varadhan, Third Secretary (Eco & Comm), Embassy of India, Berlin hrs Tea/ Coffee (Convention Centre Room Bonn 2) 1800 hrs Inaugural Ceremony of CeBIT Global Conference ( By organizers of CeBIT) 3

4 March 15 (Tuesday), 2016 DAY 2 OF CeBIT hrs Open for B2B & G2B Meetings at Make in India Pavilion hrs Refreshments & Networking (Convention Centre Room Bonn 2) hrs (Convention Centre Room Bonn) STARTUP INDIA Startups! Advancing Innovation and Entrepreneurship The Indian Prime Minister launched the Start Up India, Stand Up India campaign in January The intention was to propel India into a nation of globally competitive start-up innovation. The Government combined tax incentives, easier bank financing and reduced red tape. Hear from experts in the field about India s plans on how India will build an entrepreneurial ecosystem, retain talent and make best use of international expertise? Germany could play a major role in Startup India. STARTUP GERMANY Senior Government Representative speaks about the Startup scene in Germany. CEO David Zimmer announces Euro 225 million Startup Fund by the German Government and the German Development Bank, KfW. Speaks about Startup Environment in Germany and the reasons why the new Fund is relevant to Startup India Panelists Welcome by Dr. A. Didar Singh, Secretary, General, Chambers of Commerce and Industry Address by Mr. Atul Chaturvedi, Joint Secretary, Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP), Experience Sharing by Mr. Manoj Karkhanis, CEO, Decimal Factor Ltd Experience Sharing by Mr. Shashank Joshi, CEO, Money on Mobile (MOM), My mobile payments Ltd, India s award winning mobile payment platform. Experience Sharing by Mr. Kapil Kalra, Co-Founder and Managing Director, Test Higher & Nuage Ventures Experience Sharing by Mr. Supriyo Chaudhuri, Entrepreneur in Education Technology and Asia Head, Knod Global Learning Experience Sharing by German Startups 4

5 Special Address by Representative of Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs (BMWi), Federal Republic of Germany Mr. David Zimmer, CEO, German Government Startup Fund Keynote Address Dr. (Ms.) Aruna Sharma, Secretary, Department of Electronics and IT (DeitY) Interactive Session Closing Remarks by Dr. A. Didar Singh, Secretary, General, and Industry hrs Tea/ Coffee (Convention Centre Room Bonn 2) March 16 (Wednesday), hrs onwards Open for B2B & G2B Meetings at Make in India Pavilion DAY 3 OF CeBIT Guided visit to the stalls of Indian Companies, States and prominent Investors in CeBIT 2016 (TBD) March 17 (Thursday), hrs onwards Open for B2B & G2B Meetings at Make in India Pavilion DAY 4 OF CeBIT March 18 (Friday), hrs onwards Open for B2B & G2B Meetings at Make in India Pavilion DAY 5 OF CeBIT 5

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