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New Delhi, Nov. 13

A delegation from the South East England Development Agency (SEEDA) on Monday called upon the Minister of State for Industries, Mr Ashwini Kumar, to explore the areas of mutual co-operation between the small and medium enterprises between India and the UK. Mr Kumar highlighted opportunities emerging in India in these areas and the possibilities of collaboration in the micro level and also through universities. The visiting delegation said that it is a sort of study tour that would help understand the priorities. The delegation is headed by the SEEDA Chairman and also includes Ms Pam Alexander, CEO, SEEDA; Mr Vinod K. Khanna, Chairman and CEO of the UK-based Tidesurge Technologies, among others.

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