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DRAGON LAND BECKONS: Mr Li Yuanchao, Party Secretary of Jiangsu and Chairman, Jiangsu People's Congress, talking with Nasscom's Mr Srinath Batni, at the Jiangsu-Bangalore Software Cooperation Seminar, in Bangalore on Friday. — K. Murali Kumar

Bangalore , Sept. 16

CHINESE eastern coastal province Jiangsu is wooing Indian IT and BPO companies for investments and software and IT education firms to train up its manpower base in the software sector.

A high-level delegation from the province, which also met the Karnataka Chief Minister, Mr N. Dharam Singh, here today, is looking for co-operation in the fields of software production and education, said Mr Li Yuanchao, who is heading the delegation from the province.

The province has five national level software bases being developed in Jiangsu, Nanjing, SuZhou, Wu Xi and Changzhou.

The Chinese software market is worth $15 billion and growing at 50 per cent, said Mr Li, adding that the province is well positioned to enable Indian companies to address the Japanese and Korean markets.

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