Utah Advances Trade Relations with India Through Two-Week Mission
The World Trade Center Utah launched a two-week trade mission to India with Utah companies from healthcare and manufacturing sectors visiting six cities. Utah lawmakers and innovation leaders seek to strengthen economic ties amid ongoing US-India trade negotiations and global supply chain diversification efforts. The delegation’s itinerary includes meetings with key Indian industry and government representatives.
The World Trade Center Utah initiated a two-week trade mission to India involving diverse Utah companies from healthcare, manufacturing, and innovation sectors. The delegation, which includes Utah Senate President Stuart Adams, state representatives, and university officials, aims to deepen partnerships and enhance economic interests in one of the world's fastest-growing economies. The tour covers six cities—beginning in Mumbai and concluding in Bangalore—and features meetings with Indian government officials, chambers of commerce, and industry associations. The delegation also visits innovation hubs and wellness program events. This trip follows President Donald Trump’s recent trade developments with China and occurs amid ongoing US-India negotiations over tariffs and H-1B visa policies, especially affecting Indian nationals. Participating Utah companies look to explore manufacturing expansion, supply chain diversification, and healthcare innovation in India. The mission reflects Utah's continued foreign trade efforts, including recent trips to New Zealand and Australia. Leaders from the World Trade Center Utah oversee the tour, aiming to capitalize on India's booming economy and government openness to partnerships[2][1].
