UK offers Kerala startups business opportunities in Britain

A UK government delegation, currently on a visit to Kerala, on Monday announced that select startups from the state will be given opportunities to start businesses in Britain.
File picture: UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson
File picture: UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson
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The seven-member British team, led by British Deputy High Commissioner to India Jeremy Pilmore-Bedford, visited the Kerala Startup Mission (KSUM) office here on Monday.

The delegation held talks with 15 select startups, besides witnessing a presentation on the activities of the KSUM - the Kerala government agency for entrepreneurship development and incubation activities in the state.

KSUM undertakes the planning, establishment and management of the Technology Business Incubator as a startup accelerator in Kerala to promote technology-based entrepreneurship activities.

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