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The international Trade & Commerce Commitee of Bombay Chamber on October 7th, 2026 hosted an Interactive Meeting on “Doing Business with Romania” in partnership with the Embassy of Romania, and the Hon.Consul of Romaina, Mumbai, at The Ruby, Mumbai.  The meeting brought together key business stakeholders and industry representatives to strengthen economic and commercial ties between India and Romania.

The event was organised on the occasion of the visit of H.E. Ms. Sena Latif, Ambassador of Romania, accompanied by Mr. Vishal Saria, Trade Officer, Office of the Honorary Consul of Romania, along with Mr. Madhusudan Agrawal, Honorary Consul of Uganda in Mumbai, General Secretary, HCCD Mumbai, Chairman of Inspira Group and Vice Chairman of Ajanta Pharma Ltd. The presence of senior diplomatic and business representatives added significant value to the forum and highlighted the growing interest in strengthening bilateral trade and investment relations. Multiple areas of collaborations and initiatives have been identified as way forward.

The visiting delegation represented a wide range of sectors, including IT, Energy, Manufacturing, Agriculture, Logistics, Healthcare, Defence, Pharmaceuticals, Engineering and other areas of mutual economic interest. The discussions highlighted opportunities for Indian and Romanian companies to leverage their respective strengths, identify complementary capabilities and develop long-term business partnerships. Romania also offers Indian companies an important gateway to European markets, making the country an attractive destination for companies seeking to expand their international footprint.

The B2B interactions provided a focused platform for participating companies to exchange ideas, visits, webinars, information, understand market opportunities and explore potential collaborations across sectors. Discussions centred on trade, technology partnerships, investment opportunities, supply-chain linkages and market access, with participants identifying areas where bilateral cooperation could generate mutual value.