MCCI president meets Consul General of France
A statement from MCCI said that Mr. Lingaraju during his meeting with Mr. Lamy on July 5 discussed in detail about the opportunities available in the Information Technology and Bio-Technology sectors in Mysuru. Vice-president of Federation of Karnataka Chamber of Commerce and Industries (FKCCI) Sairam Prasad and other industry representatives viz Ramesh Patil and Praveen also participated in the discussion, the statement added.
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