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New Delhi, Sep 20: The Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) and top executives of top 13 American energy companies, including of Baker Hughes, Perot Group and Hillwood, and ExxonMobil are expected to join Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at his official roundtable conference scheduled for September 21 in Houston, sources reports said on Thursday.

The final list of the firms – whose top CEOs and executives are attending the session, according to sources, include Air Products, Baker Hughes, BP PLC, Cheniere Energy, Dominion Energy, Emerson Electric Company, ExxonMobil, Perot Group and Hillwood, IHS Markit, Lyondellbasell Industries, Mcdermott, Schlumberger, Tellurian Inc., Total S.A., Vinmar International, and Westlake Chemicals.

The final list showed the numbers of US companies joining Modi at his Houston visit are 62 companies in total, according to ANI news reports.

Modi would also be accompanied by CEOs and top executives of  41 American companies, including of Bank of America, Coca Cola, PepsiCo, and Microsoft at the roundtable conference on September 25 in New York, sources added.

The other companies whose top executives are likely to join the Indian prime minister in New York roundtable conference are 3M Company, AECOM, The AES Corporation, Amway Corp, American Tower Corporation, The Blackstone Group,  Deloitte, IBM, Cisco Systems Inc, JPMorgan & Chase, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co, Lennar Corp, Lynx, Lockheed Martin, Marriott International, MasterCard, and Financial Services.

The top functionaries of Qualcomm Technology, Salesforce, Mondelez Int. Food & beverages, TPI Composites, Inc., USIBC, USISPF Advocacy, Visa Inc. Financial Services, Walmart Retail, Amazon Retail, BlackRock, Ford Automobile, GE Aviation, GE Company, Google, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Pharma, PepsiCo, Warburg Pincus, Franklin Templeton, Harman, Marsh & McLennan, Metlife, Westinghouse Electric Corporation Energy, SAP, Cigna, Travelers, and Prudential Financial are also slated to participate in the roundtable meeting organized in New York.

Modi will travel to the United States on September 21 where he is scheduled to hold 20 bilateral meetings with world leaders during his six-day trip, including high-level dialogues with President Donald Trump.

 

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