The MoU delineated the responsibilities, areas of co- operation, including logistics and venue related requirements between the parties for smooth conduct of the summit, an official statement said today.
According to the statement, the GES-2017 provided excellent opportunity to entrepreneurs and investors to have meetings with global industry leaders, networking sessions, pitching competitions, strategic workshops and sector-specific programmes for forging new collaborations.
The summit provided a forum to enhance economic opportunities to young entrepreneurs, especially women entrepreneurs and marginalised groups in the long run, it noted.
It was attended by more than 1,500 registered delegates from 150 countries in addition to CEOs of MNCs, policy makers and government officials.
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