VOIWORLD/Business Desk
New Delhi:
To strengthen cross-continental business linkages and support Indian companies expanding overseas, India Business House (IBH) on Thursday unveiled a US–Europe–India business corridor at a high-profile event organised by IBH at PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PHDCCI) in New Delhi. This high-profile event was attended by key dignitaries from Central Ministries, various European Embassies, Trade & Commerce bodies and prominent industry leaders.
The corridor was introduced as a dynamic hub offering strategic market intelligence, compliance support, cross-border advisory services, and globalisation pathways – empowering Indian MSMEs, startups, and established enterprises with the confidence and structured guidance needed to explore and expand into international markets. It is envisioned as a single-window platform where enterprises can navigate global markets more effectively, reduce entry barriers, and tap into high-growth sector.
Building on the corridor’s introduction, the official website of IBH was also launched by senior government officials from various key ministries and diplomats from various European Embassies.
Speaking at the event, Dr. Vikas Chaturvedi, CEO of Valuecent Group and Founder Chairman of India Business House, said the initiative aims to tap into the rapidly expanding economic triangle between India, the United States, and Europe – together accounting for over $400 billion in trade and services. He noted that India’s more than 60 million MSMEs, many increasingly eager to explore global opportunities, often lack the institutional support required to access markets abroad. The new business corridor, he said, seeks to bridge that gap.
“India, Europe and the US today form a formidable triangle — you cannot miss any of these markets if you want to grow globally,” Dr. Chaturvedi said.
IBH, which launched its European centre in The Netherlands earlier this year, plans to expand further in the United States, Middle East and Africa. “India Business House will become the nodal platform connecting Indian companies to the world, creating capital inflows and generating job opportunities as India works toward its Viksit Bharat 2047 vision,” Dr. Chaturvedi added.
The evening also acknowledged India Business House’s role in supporting the PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s recent business delegation to Europe, led by Mr. Siddharth Jain (Joint Secretary, Ministry of Cooperation) and Dr. Jatinder Singh (Deputy Secretary General, PHDCCI). Building on this collaboration, IBH will now assist the PHDCCI in organising a 40–50 member Indian business delegation to the United States in 2026.
