The ICPE’s Director of Projects, Mr Uroš Zver, met in Delhi with Joint Secretary T.P Seetharam of the Indian Ministry of External Affairs, to discuss ways of upgrading ICPE’s India programs.
The two agreed on the importance of following up on the ICPE’s inclusion in the most recent EU-India Summit Joint Statement with swift action on the ground.
Besides ICPE’s international MBA, which hopes to attract more Indian students in the future, the two discussed possibilities for short-term training programs in various areas, including microfinance management and EU business practices, as well as the ICPE’s Climate Change Technology Advancement Program, aimed at developing a global exchange for generic climate-friendly technology, where India could contribute a number of traditional, unpatented, environmentally-friendly technologies.