Commonwealth Games-2010 at national capital are just five months away and CMAI, the professional registered association for promotion of Indian IT and Telecom Sector, has struck a cord of co-operation with Communication Manufactures of Korea to satiate the demands of communication infrastructure during and after the scheduled CWG games. This deal is part of CMAI’s vision to meet the growing demand in Communication technology infrastructure in India and will continue to meet requirements even after October Games.
Certainly, it’s a welcome step and I must congratulate Team CMAI, especially Mr. N.K.Goyal, President of CMAI Association of India (CMAI) in brining the deal to success. According to Mr. N K Goyal, the South Korean conglomerate of communication infrastructure manufacturers, the Korean Electronic Association (KEA) also recently invited 100-member delegates of Indian manufacturers to South Korea in October this year, under the umbrella of CMAI. Things are moving fast!
In a released PR by CMAI News Service , it was also stated that the invitation came through the Korea Electronics Show (KES), one of the largest IT shows in Asia recently (on March 23 last). A series of meetings between the two forums were held at New Delhi and Seoul, in which Mr Goyal represented the CMAI and Mr Francis Kang, Director for market development of the KEA, discussed for the Korean body.
Much to our delight, we will be covering the entire event later when formal announcement will be made. In meantime, Telecomblogs will be sharing its ideas at “National Round Table Renewable Energy Options for Telecom Sector”, on Energy Alternatives for Telecom Sector, on 21st April at New Delhi. Stay tune for more details!
