USISPF roundtable with Guj CM / USISPF
The US-India Strategic Partnership Forum (USISPF) has announced a series of exclusive investor roundtables led by Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel during his upcoming official delegation visit to the United States.
The high-level engagements aim to connect senior executives from the American financial services and investment sectors directly with Gujarat’s leadership to unlock new business opportunities and streamline foreign direct investment (FDI).
The roundtables will focus on Gujarat’s emergence as a leading industrial hub owing to its diversified manufacturing base, developed infrastructure and business-friendly environment.
USISPF will be hosting a series of exclusive roundtables with the Honorable Chief Minister of Gujarat, Shri @Bhupendrapbjp, during his upcoming visit to the United States.
— US-India Strategic Partnership Forum (@USISPForum) August 14, 2026
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“The discussions are a timely opportunity for senior executives in the investment and financial services sectors to engage directly with the Chief Minister on opportunities for American companies in Gujarat, including ways that the state can support greater foreign investment, market access and long-term business engagement,” USISPF posted on X.
Discussions are set to cover key sector opportunities under the state's Viksit Vibrant Gujarat economic policy framework, including chemicals and petrochemicals, semiconductors, electronics manufacturing, data centers, pharmaceuticals, engineering, automobiles and electric vehicles.
The U.S. itinerary will open in Washington, D.C., on Aug. 19, followed by a two-day series of midday roundtables in New York City on Aug. 20 and Aug. 21.
The interactive sessions will offer U.S. corporate leaders direct dialogue on regulatory support, infrastructure readiness and long-term market entry strategies in Western India.
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