Le lobbying, science de l’influence est plus efficace quand on ne peut le discerner.
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Congratulations Dear Vijay Mallya for your tenacity for obtaining the Formula 1 price in India. It was great to have in the same time Sebastian Vettel, Fernando Alonso and the cherry on the cake Lady Gaga in Delhi. Anyway Formula 1 is for some happy few. Only cricket has a real value In India. For advertising It’s much more profitable to invest in Sachin Tendulkar’s team. European brands need to keep it in mind.
“Sri Lanka has everything it takes to be the wonder of Asia. » Friday December 17th 2010. Mahinda Rajapakse, the president of Sri Lanka, must savour these words pronounced by Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, general director of the World Bank, who recognises ipso facto the emergence of that country as one of the most rapidly developing economies. This undoubtedly is the opening up to the world of the island after a 30-year civil war between the separatist Tigers liberation movement of the Tamil Eel am (LTTE) and the central power at Colombo (which left between 80,000 and 100,000 victims). Ending in May of 2009, this civil war leaves consequences throughout. Yet the growth estimates of Sri Lanka and its geostrategic position make it a country that cannot be ignored.
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This article has been written by Véronique Queffélec and Bertrand Chokrane.
In India the power of conglomerates allows vertical integration of the entire value chain. Operator to the distributor, through relays and telco loops.
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India, the world’s most populous democracy will be in election-mode from April 16- May 13, 2009, with approx. 714 million people eligible to vote. The counting of ballots would begin on May 16 with results expected shortly afterwards. The entire process would be completed by May 28.
The much-awaited dates for national general elections in India have been announced by the Election Commission
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BusinessWorld (Indian magazine) 06 Feb 2009
It’s not a secret that like others, the highly indian economy is now facing harder times affected by the deteriorating outlook for some of its main trading partners. By its Stock Exchange sliding all year, by Satyam’s scandal. As it’s global credit running dry. Even Tata Motors, one of India’s biggest companies, has been struggling to keep its hands on equity. India’s economy is slowing and confidence is weak. Previously soaring foreign investment in India is expected to decrease and much more since last blasts. Nobody yet knows how serious the slowdown will be.
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Ci-dessous, un interview que j’ai donné pour le magazine indien The Tribune of Punjab à propos du lobbying en Inde.
What do the French think about doing business in India?
Indian culture and spirituality have always fascinated the French. But they are just beginning to discover the potentials of the Indian market. They have misgivings and are often concerned about the complexity and the number of decision-making actors; the difficulty and delays of the administrative procedures, the high import taxes as well as the differences in the notion of time. They have many questions concerning the cast system, human rights and even women’s rights. The French have an idea of India that doesn’t necessarily match Indian reality. They love India but don’t really know it*, they don’t know how to tackle it. That’s where lobbying can be useful.
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