India aggressively IT plans to enter the Chinese market – India IT-IT information India aggressively IT plans to enter the Chinese market

According to the India Times website reported on June 2, in view of China's burgeoning IT industry, India is trying to persuade the Chinese Government to implement "single window clearance" (single window clearance) policy of India IT companies greater access to China's vast market.

India a, interim Director of the Ministry of communications and information technology sector · K · Gag in the third China International service trade fair (China Beijing international trade fair) in Beijing for India Press Trust (PTI), said, "We hope we can negotiate a window clearance policies to make India IT companies to enter the Chinese market. ”

"We need to enter their markets, need to upgrade our industry in order to respond to the Chinese access to their markets for foreign-funded enterprises, such as the regulatory and licensing requirements. "Previously, participate in China in May 29, India when the round table, Gag also spoke about this issue. He said that China's market is huge, and is expected to be US $ 50 billion to 1 trillion. India enterprises to enter the Chinese market need to understand China's regulatory system.

He said that last March the strategic economic dialogue (SED) meeting the two countries signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to further strengthen the cooperation between the two countries. The signing of the MOU is a significant step forward for both parties, China recognized the need and the India IT cooperation, and India IT should also be actively involved in the Chinese market. India attaches great importance to its IT companies to enter the Chinese market, and considered to resolve important measures for more than 35 billion dollar trade deficit between the two countries.

At the Conference, India ComTech Ambassador (Ashok Kantha) said that while there is complementarity in IT areas, India and the limited progress concerning the use of their complementarity. In China and India IT companies to hire more than 20000 people, 90% above are Chinese nationals. Given China's Huawei (Huawei) and ZTE Corporation (ZTE) in India have been very successful the Indian side also hope India IT companies to good development in China. India IT companies and China's State-owned enterprises (SOEs) can also join hands in third party countries of transnational corporations. India's new Prime Minister, Moody's (Narendra Modi) also hopes with a vision of the harmonious development of the industry and the global community.

Deputy Director of the State-owned assets supervision and Administration Commission of the enterprise allocation Council made Lu Zhijun, India and China can be established similar to those of China and South Africa agreement on trade and economic exchanges to facilitate bilateral mechanism. To build this platform, both through open channels of communication are needed to explore and achieve a win-win situation.

China's leading State-owned companies, such as State grid, China Mobile, PetroChina and CNOOC, the Huaneng group, Shenhua with India companies such as Infosys and Wipro jointly attended the round table. This is the State-owned enterprises in China and India IT first large-scale interaction between the companies.

In addition, there's another by China software industry association and India National Association of software and service companies (Nasscom) in cooperation, by the Ministry of industry and information technology of China and India on China organised by business and industry licensing and regulatory regime of the seminars held in conjunction. Representatives from each sector-specific (groups) and China's related departments have carried out organized conferences to discuss the possibility of cooperation between the two sides.