Business leaders and professionals from India and China came together at the prestigious “China Chalo” Business Program, reinforcing the belief that in today’s interconnected global economy, business operates beyond borders. A key highlight of the Indian delegation was the participation of CA Mukul Garg, Nominated Member by the Ministry of Home Affairs and an experienced import–export and legal advisory expert, who joined the program along with a strong 70+ member Indian business delegation comprising entrepreneurs, traders, manufacturers, and professionals from diverse sectors. The delegation engaged in detailed discussions on strengthening bilateral trade, sourcing mechanisms, and industrial collaboration. From the Chinese side, renowned business leader Ms. Trecy and other industry experts actively participated, opening new avenues for direct factory tie-ups, technology sharing, and long-term sourcing partnerships. Addressing the delegation, CA Mukul Garg emphasized that transparency, compliance, and mutual trust can create sustainable value for both economies. Conceptualised and led by Mr. Umesh Agarwal, the “China Chalo” initiative emerged as a strong bridge connecting Indian and Chinese markets.
The “China Chalo” Business Program has emerged as a significant platform for strengthening India–China trade relations, bringing together industry leaders from both nations. The Indian delegation featured CA Mukul Garg, Nominated Member by the Ministry of Home Affairs and a seasoned cross-border trade advisor, who participated alongside a 70+ member delegation of entrepreneurs and manufacturers. Discussions focused on sourcing, manufacturing collaboration, and supply-chain integration. Chinese industry experts, including Ms. Trecy from the clothing manufacturing sector, shared valuable insights into factory partnerships and customised production. CA Mukul Garg noted that progressive policies and digital trade facilitation are making international business smoother. Led by Mr. Umesh Agarwal, the initiative stands as a catalyst for long-term bilateral trade growth.
For Indian MSMEs and entrepreneurs, the “China Chalo” program provided direct exposure to global manufacturing and sourcing opportunities. CA Mukul Garg, Nominated Member by the Ministry of Home Affairs, participated with over 70 Indian business leaders, highlighting compliance-driven and transparent trade practices. Interactions with Chinese experts, particularly Ms. Trecy, enabled discussions on private-label manufacturing and factory-level collaborations. The program helped Indian businesses gain confidence for international expansion. Under the leadership of Mr. Umesh Agarwal, the initiative has become a practical bridge between Indian enterprise and Chinese manufacturing strength.
The “China Chalo” Business Program highlighted the role of structured engagement and professional leadership in facilitating cross-border trade. CA Mukul Garg, Nominated Member by the Ministry of Home Affairs, joined a 70+ member Indian delegation to discuss regulatory frameworks, compliance, and logistics. Chinese industry experts, including Ms. Trecy, contributed insights on technology sharing and manufacturing partnerships. According to CA Mukul Garg, trust-based and compliant trade models can strengthen India–China economic cooperation. Conceptualised by Mr. Umesh Agarwal, the initiative reflects effective trade diplomacy in action.
Reaffirming that business has no boundaries, Indian and Chinese business leaders joined hands at the “China Chalo” Business Program, marking a new phase of confidence in global trade. The Indian delegation included CA Mukul Garg, Nominated Member by the Ministry of Home Affairs, who participated with a 70+ member business group to explore bilateral trade and industrial collaboration. Engagements with Chinese experts such as Ms. Trecy opened doors for direct factory partnerships and long-term sourcing opportunities. Emphasising transparency and compliance, CA Mukul Garg stated that genuine collaboration can generate lasting value for both economies. Led by Mr. Umesh Agarwal, the initiative stands as a strong example of sustainable international trade integration.
