In his special remarks Mr. Roman Babushkin, Deputy Chief of Mission, Embassy of Russia, said, “Both Russia and India are determined to continue efforts in realizing the inexhaustible potential of our youth. In the near future, the young, with a little help from us, will provide for the well-being of our two friendly nations and the whole of humankind. Our hope is that we do it together.”
Addressing the gathering Mr. Chen Guihua, Counselor, Embassy of the People’s Republic of China, said, “China is naturally a member of the Global South and willing to work with the vast number of emerging markets and developing countries, including India, to promote the implementation of the Global Development Initiative, the Global Security Initiative and the Global Civilization Initiative, support the Global South in seeking strength through solidarity, promote the building of an orderly multi-polar world and jointly build a community with a shared future for mankind.”
The event was graced by the auspicious presence of H.E. Dr. Ali ACHOUI, Ambassador, Embassy of Algeria; Mrs. Tin Tin Htwe Win, Minister Counsellor, Embassy of Myanmar; Mr. Sahil Seth, Joint Commissioner, GST, Customs & Narcotics; Mr. Abhishek Gupta, ACP, North- East Delhi & representations from the Embassies of Brazil, Russia, China, Algeria, Australia, and the USA.
Central to the event were the two illuminating panel discussions, each exploring critical themes relevant to our rapidly evolving global landscape.
The panel discussion on the “Importance of Fostering Cultural Intelligence in Diplomacy” held during the Youth Day Congress brought together a distinguished lineup of speakers whose insights illuminated the profound impact of cross-cultural understanding on international relations. The first panel saw the participation of Mr. Manoj K Bharti, Former Ambassador to Indonesia, Ukraine, Belarus & Timor Leste; Mr. Wang Tong, Head Policy Research Section, The Embassy of the People’s Republic of China; Ms. Leticia Marranghello, Head of the Culture, Education, STI and Public Diplomacy Section, Embassy of Brazil. The session was moderated by Amb. Amarendra Khatua, Senior Advisor, BRICS CCI. The session unfolded as a vibrant exchange of ideas, highlighting the pivotal role that cultural intelligence plays in fostering effective diplomacy.
Mr. Wang Tong, Head the Policy Research Section, The Embassy of the People’s Republic of China, talked about the importance of the BRICS grouping by quoting, “The BRICS nations, Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, are widely regarded as a constructive force that contributes to world economic growth, improvement of international governance and response to global challenges. We are committed to upholding multilateralism, pursuing win-win cooperation, and building a multi-polar world of equity and justice. And we are confident the BRICS Summit in South Africa next week will be a success, enhancing the BRICS partnership and strengthening the solidarity and cooperation of emerging economies and the Global South.”
Commenting on the Presidentship of India, Mr. Manoj K Bharti, Former Ambassador to Indonesia, Ukraine, Belarus & Timor Leste said, “The G20 Presidentship of India sends out a very clear message amongst all leading G20 Countries that giving the G20 Presidency to developing countries serves a very useful purpose of making G20 truly inclusive all around the world.”
Talking about the importance of Cultural Intelligence in Diplomacy, Ms. Leticia Marranghello, Head of the Culture, Education, STI and Public Diplomacy Section, Embassy of Brazil said, “When we talk about Diplomacy, we talk first about politics and then about economics but we cannot forget that cultural part is also important because even when we can have very strong trade ties, we cannot forget that there needs to be base and this is where culture and people to people ties play its role.”
The second-panel discussion on the topic “Youth Entrepreneurship- Zooming into a Borderless Economy that Values Sustainable Innovation” saw the participation of Mr. Sushil Sharma, Founder and CEO, Marwari Catalysts; Mr. Arpit Tyagi, Co-Founder, Hobit; Mr. Jitendra Sharma, Founder & CEO, HairOriginals; Ms. Ravneet Mann, Head of Strategy and Policy, Stride Ventures; Mr. Bibin Babu, Chief Growth Officer, 5ire.org and Mr. Devansh Sood, Founder & CEO, Mission ELIXIR. The session was moderated by Mr. Ankit Jhamb, Advisor- Steering Committee, BRICS CCI Young Leaders. Young entrepreneurs from across India deliberated and discussed their entrepreneurial journeys. From innovation to sustainability, this panel strived to address diverse perspectives on the most prevalent topics in the world of startups.
Panelists shared their experience and their journeys with the audience. The delegates indulged in a very interactive session with the panelists and had the privilege to engage directly with Shri Shashtri Ji, posing questions and receiving insightful and inspiring answers.
The culminating moments of the event were marked by the impactful Valedictory Session, gracefully led by Ms. Shormishtha Ghosh, Governing Body Member, BRICS CCI. The event concluded with a heartfelt Vote of Thanks, delivered by Mr. Prann Sharma, Executive Director-Strategy; Governing Body Member, BRICS CCI.
The event was Co- partnered by the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China. The event was sponsored by the Brand Story, UBON, Top One Percent, Mission Elixir, Gifft Express, Rhlayco and Fatfutur.
About BRICS CCI:
The BRICS Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BRICS CCI) is a parent organization that promotes commerce and industry in the BRICS and other friendly nations. The Chamber, founded in 2012 with the efforts of eminent professionals and entrepreneurs, is a not-for-profit and non-governmental organization. BRICS CCI is a registered body under the Societies Registration ‘Act 1860, Government of India and empanelled with NITI Aayog (the highest policy-making body of Govt of India) and recognized by the United Nations. The Chamber organizes trade fairs, exhibitions, seminars, symposiums, lectures, and business campaigns from time to time to intensify the institutional links and business relations between BRICS countries and other friendly nations. The Young Leaders division of BRICS CCI has been constituted to reach young leaders across the 5 BRICS nations and provide them with a platform to realize their dreams through diverse programs and initiatives.
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