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IIM Jammu's Summit to bring together global industry leaders, policymakers, sustainable GCC ecosystem

Jammu, Oct 8 (UNI) The J&K GCC Summit 2026, conceived as a targeted investment facilitation platform to present Jammu and Kashmir's potential and aims to position the union Territory as India's emerging destination for Global Capability Centres (GCCs), Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Jammu Director, B. S. Sahaypanel said on Thursday.
Addressing the media here, he said the two-day Summit from October 9 to 10, will facilitate dialogue on how GCC investments can support the union Territory's priorities in employment generation, skills development, and economic diversification.
Around 45 companies, more than 55 industry leaders, about 300 delegates and several government representatives will participate in the event, he said and emphasised that it is an effort to create awareness about the potential of Jammu and Kashmir as a GCC destination and to facilitate meaningful engagement between the government and industry.
He further said that the Summit will provide participating organisations an opportunity to understand the ecosystem in Jammu and Kashmir, interact with government representatives and explore the possibilities of establishing their operations in the region.
Secretary, Labour and Employment Department, Government of Jammu and Kashmir Kumar Rajeev Ranjan said the GCC model can provide a platform for attracting large corporates and creating sizeable employment ecosystems, particularly in white-collar and knowledge-based sectors.
He also pointed to Jammu and Kashmir's favourable climatic conditions, natural environment and connectivity to the National Capital Region as factors that can support the development of a GCC ecosystem.
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