Launch of World Trade Center Kochi at Infopark

March 20, 2015

KOCHI, INDIA - World Trade Center Kochi is the second WTC project of the Brigade Group after successfully launching the WTC Bangalore in the year 2010. The announcement of the WTC Kochi was made on 19th February, 2014 by Mr. P H Kurien, Principal Secretary – Industries & IT, Government of Kerala. The Chief Executive Officer of Infopark Kochi, Mr. Hrishikesh Nair stated in his address “there is synergy between Infopark & WTC to promote the IT & ITES sector from the state of Kerala”. 

 
WTC Kochi is expected to start its operation from September 2015 at Infopark. WTC Kochi, representing the commercial capital of Kerala, will provide support to the entire state of Kerala until the WTC Thiruvananthapuram commences its operations.

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