Launched in 2023 in the presence of the Indian Union Minister of Commerce and Industries, the IGF Global Supply Chains Programme aims to set up a permanent body of some of the senior-most stakeholders in this ecosystem focussed on C-suite leaders of businesses in India and the world.
Exclusive briefings and outcome-driven roundtable programmes to engage in critical knowledge sharing
Access to develop network, business, and brand
Public-facing speaking opportunities to convey your message to key stakeholders
Dynamic networking opportunities to expand and deepen your connections
Exclusive briefings and outcome-driven roundtable programmes to engage in critical knowledge sharing.
Access to develop network, business, and brand.
Public-facing speaking opportunities to convey your message to key stakeholders.
Dynamic networking opportunities to expand and deepen your connections.
The Global Supply Chain Programme is targeted at convening a cohort of seniormost stakeholders in the supply chain ecosystem who will brainstorm, cooperate, and develop strategies on how to establish the key pillars of a robust global supply chain in India. They are comprised of a series of focussed roundtables that will need to develop a collaborative approach to achieve the shifting of global supply chains in a structured manner. These will be followed up with reports articulating key recommendations to policymakers, and media engagement to disseminate (where appropriate) key findings and outcomes to wider audiences.
Geostrategy Collaboration Forum
Mission: To delve into the complexities of trade agreements, diplomatic relations, and policy shifts impacting the nation's supply chain networks and business decisions.
Logistics and infrastructure Network
Mission: To enable dialogues on the impact of infrastructure (Ports, digitization, warehousing etc.) on the efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and reliability of supply chains in the country.
Tax, Tariffs and Trade Forum
Mission: To explore how supply chain decisions by businesses are shaped by tax and tariffs in context of moving to the emerging markets where the focus is to diversify their value chains whist ensuring neither costs nor efficiency is adversely impacted.
Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India