<p>India will launch a BRICS startup forum this year to facilitate collaboration and share best practices among investors, incubators and aspiring entrepreneurs, Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal has said.</p>.<p>BRICS is a grouping of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa.</p>.Tesla discusses India plans with commerce minister Piyush Goyal in Delhi.<p>He announced this during the seventh BRICS Industry Ministers' meeting hosted virtually with South Africa.</p>.<p>Goyal said that the Startup India initiative of the central government has led to the creation of nearly 100,000 startups in the country and on account of this New Delhi can offer its support to other BRICS members in this segment.</p>.<p>The industry ministers of other BRICS countries also attended the meeting and a joint declaration was adopted.</p>.<p>The ministers emphasised on the need for digitalisation, industrialisation, innovation, inclusiveness, and investment among BRICS countries.</p>.<p>They recognised the increasing importance of Industry 4.0 and other emerging technologies in promoting digital transformation of all economic sectors.</p>.<p>"Through the declaration, the BRICS members acknowledged the need for human resource development and exploring opportunities for cooperation on upskilling and reskilling programmes," the commerce and industry ministry said in a statement.</p>.<p>They also underlined the need for creating market opportunities for inclusive growth of projects owned/managed by women, youth and disadvantaged groups.</p>
<p>India will launch a BRICS startup forum this year to facilitate collaboration and share best practices among investors, incubators and aspiring entrepreneurs, Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal has said.</p>.<p>BRICS is a grouping of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa.</p>.Tesla discusses India plans with commerce minister Piyush Goyal in Delhi.<p>He announced this during the seventh BRICS Industry Ministers' meeting hosted virtually with South Africa.</p>.<p>Goyal said that the Startup India initiative of the central government has led to the creation of nearly 100,000 startups in the country and on account of this New Delhi can offer its support to other BRICS members in this segment.</p>.<p>The industry ministers of other BRICS countries also attended the meeting and a joint declaration was adopted.</p>.<p>The ministers emphasised on the need for digitalisation, industrialisation, innovation, inclusiveness, and investment among BRICS countries.</p>.<p>They recognised the increasing importance of Industry 4.0 and other emerging technologies in promoting digital transformation of all economic sectors.</p>.<p>"Through the declaration, the BRICS members acknowledged the need for human resource development and exploring opportunities for cooperation on upskilling and reskilling programmes," the commerce and industry ministry said in a statement.</p>.<p>They also underlined the need for creating market opportunities for inclusive growth of projects owned/managed by women, youth and disadvantaged groups.</p>