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    The summit will be held in New Delhi Nov 8-10. "Audi has a close association with the World Economic Forum (WEF) for more than 20 years and supports their activities globally. The India Economic Summit provides an important platform to fuel India's growth and Audi India is proud to be associated with the summit" Tiers said. Audi AG has been the exclusive provider of the chauffeur service at the annual meeting of WEF in Davos since 1987, facilitating the travel during the meetings of economic experts and political leaders in Switzerland. Full Article at New Kerala
    Audi has a close association with the World Economic Forum (WEF) for more than 20 years and supports their activities globally. The India Economic Summit provides an important platform to fuel India's growth and Audi India is proud to be associated with the summit
    SOURCE: New Kerala 2 weeks ago
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Audi partners World Economic Forum's India summit
  1. Our product range in India has been successfully received since its launch and we will make available these innovative premium Audi cars to speakers and delegates to facilitate their travel in comfort
    SOURCE: New Kerala 2 weeks ago

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