Mohan Yadav: Madhya Pradesh is set to showcase its growing economic potential at the India–Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) Trade and Investment Forum 2026 being held in Indore, with participation from diplomats, industry leaders, and business representatives from multiple countries.
Mohan Yadav: Madhya Pradesh Hosts India–Latin America and Caribbean Trade
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav said he would participate in the forum, where discussions are scheduled on trade opportunities, investment prospects, manufacturing partnerships, and cooperation in the services sector between India and countries from the Latin American and Caribbean region.
According to the state government, the event will bring together ambassadors, diplomats, and industry representatives from 15 Latin American and Caribbean nations. The forum is expected to serve as a platform for strengthening economic ties and exploring new avenues of collaboration between Indian and international businesses.
Key sectors highlighted for discussion include pharmaceuticals
Officials said the programme will feature business-to-business (B2B) and business-to-government (B2G) meetings, allowing investors and industry stakeholders to engage directly with policymakers and business leaders. Several sessions will focus on investment opportunities and strategies to enhance bilateral trade.
Key sectors highlighted for discussion include pharmaceuticals, automobiles, textiles, food processing, information technology, tourism, fintech, and education. The government believes these sectors offer significant potential for international collaboration and investment.
The Madhya Pradesh government has been actively promoting the state as an emerging investment destination by strengthening infrastructure, improving industrial facilities, and encouraging ease of doing business. Authorities say such international forums play an important role in attracting foreign investment and expanding global partnerships.
Officials expressed confidence that the event will help position Madhya Pradesh as a growing hub for global business engagement while creating new opportunities for trade, investment, and employment in the state. The government also welcomed the participation of foreign diplomats and industry representatives attending the forum.
