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India-France-Israel the true friends, but India has many friends, the world admires India and the way India go about it through peaceful means.
India an "ally and cherished neighbour": UAE Foreign Minister
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Really?I never knew that.
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People has to realise one thing that in this 21st century Business is of utmost priority to anyone other than some failed states.
The example that is worth considering is Indo-China relationship. Both nations and media throw mud on each other when borders and wars are concerned and the very same media talk about bilateral trade and development.
When it comes to trade-offs the business- business relation is much stronger than the rivalry the two nations show-off.
Like a modern economist said, war between two nations can be nuetralised with increase in business activity between the same.
Who the heck on this planet dont like money? Not a single person in a total of 6+ billion population. And this is the driving force that is preventing wars between huge economies.
As an eye-opener if one looks at the history past WWII, serious wars has only taken place between a strong economy and week one, but not between economies of same level.And never between the countries that does trade.
The economic factors drew much more attention than the wars.
And when it comes to fast growing nations like BRICS especially, every one wanna grab a piece of the golden pie. UAE is no different and considering the long standing relationship between the two.
When its a win-win situation for the two they garner more support which we are witnessing.
With developed countries economies either being stagnant or depreciating, their only bet is developing countries as under-developed ones might turn into a serious liability.
Given the current Indian-scenario its technically an end-less opportunity to milk the golden cow. Its huge population is one big hidden advantage.Given that it provides unlimited possibilities of interest in sectorial growth prospects.
Take any industry in India, there is an unlimited growth prospects.
Real-estate? Still 400+ million people live pure pucca mud houses or huts.
Transportation? 1.2 billion people needs improvised road, rail , flight and sea services.
Trade? the country has to double/triple its existing port infrastructure.
Agriculture? Being the main sector that contributes a significant part to the growing economy still require a tremendous revolution in crop growth and processing.
Education? India alone produces 800K engineers every year+ other grads in other fields of science and arts grows to as much a 3-5 million/year. And where does these people go after their graduation? Lots of available man power for industries and services sector,.Just need investments.
Health? The urban areas in India provide one doctor for ever 2000 citizens while the rural areas got one doctor for every 25000 citizens. This is much worst when compared to US standard of one doctor for every 350 citizens.
The health sector needs as much investment.
This is just a peek into the iceberg.
But, In order for the real win-win situation for investors India needs another policy change and redtapism need to be eliminated.
Many issues has to be De-centralised for quick implementation.
The example that is worth considering is Indo-China relationship. Both nations and media throw mud on each other when borders and wars are concerned and the very same media talk about bilateral trade and development.
When it comes to trade-offs the business- business relation is much stronger than the rivalry the two nations show-off.
Like a modern economist said, war between two nations can be nuetralised with increase in business activity between the same.
Who the heck on this planet dont like money? Not a single person in a total of 6+ billion population. And this is the driving force that is preventing wars between huge economies.
As an eye-opener if one looks at the history past WWII, serious wars has only taken place between a strong economy and week one, but not between economies of same level.And never between the countries that does trade.
The economic factors drew much more attention than the wars.
And when it comes to fast growing nations like BRICS especially, every one wanna grab a piece of the golden pie. UAE is no different and considering the long standing relationship between the two.
When its a win-win situation for the two they garner more support which we are witnessing.
With developed countries economies either being stagnant or depreciating, their only bet is developing countries as under-developed ones might turn into a serious liability.
Given the current Indian-scenario its technically an end-less opportunity to milk the golden cow. Its huge population is one big hidden advantage.Given that it provides unlimited possibilities of interest in sectorial growth prospects.
Take any industry in India, there is an unlimited growth prospects.
Real-estate? Still 400+ million people live pure pucca mud houses or huts.
Transportation? 1.2 billion people needs improvised road, rail , flight and sea services.
Trade? the country has to double/triple its existing port infrastructure.
Agriculture? Being the main sector that contributes a significant part to the growing economy still require a tremendous revolution in crop growth and processing.
Education? India alone produces 800K engineers every year+ other grads in other fields of science and arts grows to as much a 3-5 million/year. And where does these people go after their graduation? Lots of available man power for industries and services sector,.Just need investments.
Health? The urban areas in India provide one doctor for ever 2000 citizens while the rural areas got one doctor for every 25000 citizens. This is much worst when compared to US standard of one doctor for every 350 citizens.
The health sector needs as much investment.
This is just a peek into the iceberg.
But, In order for the real win-win situation for investors India needs another policy change and redtapism need to be eliminated.
Many issues has to be De-centralised for quick implementation.
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