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Indian Industrialist Sunil Mittal, who is also one of the co-chairs at the event, warned that the western propensity to mistrust rather than embrace Asian strengths carried very high risks. Mr. Mittal eulogized the global pool of talent with 620 million people of Working age as India's greatest asset.
"One third of the world's population are no longer observers of what's happening on the world stage, but actually players", she said. "What we have is a completely new balance of power in the world today".
The forum opened with a keynote speech from the German Premier, Angela Merkel, where she offered her views about the theme of this annual forum - Shifting Power Equation - by emphasizing the 'enormous changes' that are being undertaken on a war footing in China and India. She was vocal about the emergence of the two countries as a global player in many fields which were once the monopoly of a select few countries.
It was all too obviously evident at the World Economic Forum in Davos as India and China grabbed the limelight right from the start. The delegates from various countries debated, with mixed feelings of both anticipation and apprehension, about the growing economic clout of the Asian giants.
So the neighboring economies are on [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] collision course, and neither can afford to overlook the other's strengths and capabilities. In such a scenario, the best way forward would be to move as a single entity, an economic powerhouse whose might surpasses that of any other. The officialdom from either sides of the border are making the right noises, well, at least we are hearing it that way! The recent visits and the signing of many pacts to improve bilateral trade is a sign of greater things to come. The opening of Nathu-La pass is also a feel good factor.
In an increasingly polarized world, many fledgling economies have to depend only on a certain U.S of A for investments and financial sops ( And be constantly subject to arm-twisting too! ), but in the eventuality of 'CHINDIA', the world will certainly have more options... Of course, there will [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] always be some ideological differences, but we must always work towards improving our relationship. After all, it's a win-win situation for both the nations.
For a country whose founding fathers had once considered this very humongous populace as it's bane, this is a very big change in the outlook, and a good change too as we have realized that it is our human resource that has kept us in a good stead.
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"The world needs to adopt to this talent, to adopt to this global pool because it's responsible, it comes out of a democratic field and from a very peaceful and diverse nation", he said.
This view was shared by many members at Davos, but was equivocally challenged by the members of the large Indian and Chinese contingent.
The upsurge [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] of Asia in general, India and China in particular has, no doubt, fluttered many a wings and caused worry lines to appear...
Mr. Zhu Min, the vice-president of the Bank of China was dismissive of the Western claims by stating that power shifting was a very vague concept. Mr Zhu further [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] reiterated by saying that a lot of talk about the rise of Asia in general is founded on the basic misunderstanding that manufacturing growth equates to economic power.
The who's who from the world of Economics stated - albeit in a cryptic way, the feelings of suspicion and sense of threat [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] which both the nations arouse in many [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] Western Policy makers, politicians and entrepreneurs alike.
The year gone by was what trade analysts appropriately term 'Year of Acquisitions' as many Indian Companies made successful bids for acquiring the business operations of it's rivals. The India-born Laxmi [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] Nivas Mittal of Mittal Steels set the tone for others to follow suit ( Ahem! Skirt if that [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] pleases you!! ) with his acquisition of Luxembourg based Arcelor. This trend shows no signs of abating this year [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] too, as the bidding hots up for Corus with Indian Conglomerate, Tata throwing it's hat in the ring. The scene back home too was equally refulgent with IT and BPO sector holding sway. Making the world sit up and take notice of a country which was once deemed to be "The Land of Eternal Cow dung", "The land of Snake Charmers" [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] and so on. I'd run out of pages if I keep writing about their perceptions of India.
China too, like India, is reaping the benefits of the proactive decisions initiated by its erstwhile premiers. With rapid urbanization and almost unbelievable growth rate, the Chinese economy is showing no signs of recession and is [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] a force to reckon with in today's [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] world.
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