US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor will unveil a roadmap to deepen trade, investment, and strategic ties between India and the US today at the Indo-American Chamber of Commerce National Convention in Mumbai. Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis delivers the inaugural address. Indo-American Chamber hosts high-level business summit in Mumbai The Indo-American Chamber of Commerce (IACC) is organizing its National Convention 2026 on August 18 at The Lalit Mumbai. The theme of the summit is “Redefining the India-US Comprehensive Strategic Partnership”. The event brings together diplomats, government officials, and business leaders to convert strategic cooperation into practical trade opportunities. Focus on technology, healthcare, and critical minerals The day-long convention includes five focused sessions covering critical economic sectors. Discussions will center on technology, healthcare, manufacturing, AI infrastructure, cyber defense, critical minerals, and digital infrastructure. Representatives from major companies—including Wipro, JSW Group, Tata International, ATT, Medtronic India, and JB Pharma—are participating in the deliberations. Key details of the IACC National Convention 2026 US Envoy emphasizes supply chains and job creation US Ambassador Sergio Gor had stated that the US-India partnership rests on shared values and strong economic potential. He had noted that combining American technology with Indian talent creates jobs and builds stable supply chains in both nations. IACC National President Anup Acharya had added that combining American innovation with Indian scale can build one of the world’s most consequential economic partnerships. Previous interactions and what happens next This convention follows recent high-level meetings between Ambassador Gor and Indian leadership, including discussions with CM Devendra Fadnavis and Reserve Bank of India Governor Sanjay Malhotra on expanding investment flows. Following the opening addresses today, sector-specific panels would work to establish direct trade links and target new bilateral investment outcomes. Post navigation Tata Sons likely to postpone AGM scheduled later today:Company rules require presence of at least 5 members for the event
