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Book Launch: ‘Chronicles of Economic Diplomacy’ by Dr. Asif Iqbal
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], February 5: Dr. Asif Iqbal, President of the Indian Economic Trade Organization (IETO), recently launched his book, Chronicles of Economic Diplomacy, in Mumbai. The event was graced by renowned author Mr. Chetan Bhagat, who unveiled the book and shared his thoughts on its significance. In Chronicles of Economic Diplomacy, Dr. Iqbal shares his extensive [...]
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], February 5: Dr. Asif Iqbal, President of the Indian Economic Trade Organization (IETO), recently launched his book, Chronicles of Economic Diplomacy, in Mumbai. The event was graced by renowned author Mr. Chetan Bhagat, who unveiled the book and shared his thoughts on its significance.
In Chronicles of Economic Diplomacy, Dr. Iqbal shares his extensive experiences in fostering economic ties across various nations. The book delves into his journeys through Africa, the Gulf, the Middle East, and the Caribbean, offering readers a blend of personal anecdotes and professional insights. He provides a vivid portrayal of the challenges and rewards associated with building international relationships, emphasizing the importance of collaboration between industries and academia.
Throughout his tenure, Dr. Iqbal has led numerous delegations to strengthen India’s economic relations globally. His engagement in Africa has been particularly significant, where he has worked closely with governments and businesses to foster trade partnerships. In Gabon, he engaged in discussions on agriculture, mining, healthcare, and commodity trading. In Malawi, he led a business delegation focusing on renewable energy, pharmaceuticals, and trade expansion, while in the Namibia, Zimbabwe, Malawi, his efforts opened opportunities in solar energy, agriculture, and industrial machinery. His visit to Mauritius promoted business collaborations in hospitality, Ayurveda, and eco-friendly manufacturing. Additionally, in Tanzania, he facilitated trade expansion in agribusiness and pharmaceuticals, while in Rwanda, he encouraged investments in infrastructure, tourism, and education.
