Indo Gulf Trade City (IGTC) is a focused program that helps Indian enterprises set up operations across Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, and Oman—accelerating trade, technology adoption and employment.
A business hub initiative to enable Indian companies to launch and scale their presence in the Gulf. Objective: streamline market entry, regulatory navigation, talent, and infrastructure support.
Gulf nations are among the largest destinations for Indian talent and a trusted market for Indian businesses. IGTC turns this trust into structured opportunities and jobs across the region.
Saudi Arabia as the primary launchpad, with expansion tracks for Bahrain, Qatar and Oman—aligned to each nation’s sectoral priorities.
Bring together thousands of organizations from India to collaborate, manufacture, trade, and serve in the Gulf over the next few years.
Establishing a drone manufacturing facility and a Center of Excellence to train youth and working professionals in drone tech, robotics, AI, and data science—creating high-skill jobs and industry capacity.
Rolling out school innovation labs across the Gulf and deploying the NeuroCalm 42 cognitive skill-mapping tool to uplift learning outcomes and future-ready skills.
A flagship symposium series (with a Riyadh edition under consideration), convening leaders across government, industry and academia to align policy and adoption.
Market access playbooks, regulatory guidance, hiring pipelines, and plug-and-play infrastructure to compress time-to-operate for Indian firms entering the Gulf.
Building the drone manufacturing stack and training ecosystem.
Delivering STEM/AI/drone labs and NeuroCalm 42-based skill mapping in schools.
Academic collaborations and thought leadership around blockchain, AI and future skills.
The official IGTC portal is scheduled for release in the first week of next month.
City master plan unveiling slated for the upcoming Bahrain program, with mega events planned in Mumbai and New Delhi thereafter.
Dialogue with leaders and ministries to accelerate permits, visas, and strategic participation for Indian enterprises entering the Gulf.