A delegation from India visited the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce looking for ways to invest in business opportunities in the city.
Their aim was to meet business entrepreneurs and to research real estate activity in UK in addition to scientific, technology and management skills.
Leader and representative of the delegation, Kamal Kumar Mittal, Chairman and MD , PCM Group of Industries stated: "We are interested in contemporary technologies and opportunities to bring some new development into our own country.
"We are also looking for opportunities in the field of manufacturing and services which can be used in developing export earnings."
The delegation from the Province of North Bengal met with a range of local investment organisations along with Liverpool University, Grant Thornton, HSBC, and The Export Network.
They represented include food production, tea in particular, leisure and architecture, civil engineering and property sectors.
Mr Mittall added: "We are particularly looking for meetings with architects, builders, real-estate professionals and building materials manufacturers.
"The research of green technologies and green building materials, affordable housing, passive house construction and pre-fabricated building techniques is of particluar interest to us."
Elena Enciso, The Chamber’s International Trade Executive, said: "Business delegations from this part of India are not frequent in the North West and to welcomed them at the Chamber.
"It was a great opportunity for networking and for fact finding. The Confederation of Indian Industry outlined certain areas of possible cooperation such as education and technology.
"These could develop into real projects in the medium to long term."
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