28th October 2025, Radisson Blu Marina Hotel, New Delhi
GTTCI Trade Chamber is pleased to announce the formal signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Al Dana Consultancy on 28th October 2025 in New Delhi, India. This strategic collaboration marks a significant step in GTTCI’s continued global expansion and its commitment to enhancing cooperation across priority sectors that support economic growth and international engagement.
The MoU was signed by GTTCI Chairperson, Dr. Rashmi Saluja, and Ms. Fatema Abdul Rahman Al Gaoud, Chief Executive Officer of Al Dana Consultancy. Dr. Saluja stated “This partnership reflects our shared commitment to fostering meaningful international cooperation across sectors of strategic importance. We are confident that this engagement will create impactful avenues for collaboration between India and the GCC region, benefitting businesses and communities alike.”
The ceremony was witnessed by GTTCI’s Founder President, Dr. Gaurav Gupta, who conveyed his appreciation for this timely partnership. He remarked briefly that the agreement “opens important gateways for joint initiatives across key international markets and strengthens India’s engagement with the GCC and broader MENA region.” His remarks reinforced the significance of this collaboration in advancing cross-border opportunities.
This partnership is particularly meaningful as it aligns with GTTCI’s mission to foster global linkages that support trade, technology, and sustainable development. Both organizations bring considerable strengths to this collaboration. GTTCI’s wide network of foreign missions, industry leaders, and policy institutions complements Al Dana Consultancy’s strong presence across the GCC, MENA, Levant, Russia, and India, along with its expertise in multiple emerging and high-growth domains.
The MoU outlines a comprehensive framework for cooperation across several major sectors, including renewable energy, healthcare, medicine, robotics, artificial intelligence, fintech, EV technologies, trading, hospitality, food and beverage, education, and sports development. The Parties have agreed to jointly explore new business opportunities, facilitate introductions to strategic partners, and evaluate mutually beneficial ventures. Additionally, the agreement enables collaboration on joint projects, knowledge-sharing, advisory support, and the development of sector-specific initiatives tailored to regional needs.
Beyond commercial prospects, the MoU establishes mechanisms for project-specific agreements, ensuring that each initiative is supported by a structured process covering responsibilities, commercial terms, and strategic objectives. The cooperation further emphasizes ethics, confidentiality, non-circumvention, and long-term trust, providing a solid foundation for future engagements.
This collaboration comes at a pivotal moment, as global demand for advanced healthcare solutions, technological innovation, renewable energy transitions, and high-quality sports development continues to grow. The combined expertise of GTTCI and Al Dana Consultancy positions both organizations to address these evolving needs while enabling new pathways for investors, industry stakeholders, and government institutions.
In the months ahead, the partnership is expected to result in targeted business missions, investor outreach, delegations, joint promotional activities, and sector-focused programmes that will contribute to enhanced trade and economic ties. Through this MoU, GTTCI reaffirms its commitment to fostering global partnerships that contribute to shared progress, economic resilience, and sustainable development.
Both GTTCI and Al Dana Consultancy look forward to advancing this collaboration in a manner that brings meaningful value to all stakeholders and strengthens international cooperation across the regions they serve.