LAC Expands Its Global Presence With The Appointment Of Advocate KG Anil Kumar As Ambassador
LACTC was established in 2016 and inaugurated by the then Under Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the LAC region.
The Latin American Caribbean Trade Council (LACTC) is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. K.G. Anilkumar Goodwill Ambassador for the Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) region. This appointment highlights ICL Fincorp's ongoing efforts to strengthen trade and tourism relations between India, the Middle East, and the LAC region. LACTC was established in 2016 and inaugurated by the then Under Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the LAC region. There is untapped potential in the relationship between India and the LAC region, which faces many challenges. Despite common historical and cultural ties, trade and tourism exchanges have not been fully exploited. In this context, language barriers, geographical distances, different regulatory frameworks, etc. are some of the important obstacles. Additionally, this relationship is further hampered by limited direct air service and a lack of knowledge of each other's markets.

The appointment of Shri K.G. Anil Kumar's appointment as a Goodwill Ambassador marks significant progress in these initiatives. Shri K.G. An eminent figure in the finance and tourism sectors, Anil Kumar, CMD, ICL Fincorp, has been instrumental in deepening international engagement and promoting global goodwill for India. His efforts to strengthen relations with Cuba laid a strong foundation for improved engagement with the entire LAC region. In addition, he will also work to bring LAC countries closer together through the United Arab Emirates (UAE). With a large number of Indian businesses looking to expand their business in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the office of Shri K.G. Anil Kumar in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) will become an important center. This platform will allow Indian companies to supply their products to the LAC region, while Latin American countries such as Chile and Peru, which supply water to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), will also benefit from improved relations.
