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IndRA region
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The IndRA region is a term used to describe the geographic area consisting of India, Russia and Arabia (the Middle East and North Africa). The regions combined are known collectively and shortened to “IndRA” when referring to the economic collaboration between the country’s governments and business leaders. The countries of the IndRA region are involved in similar industries such as oil & gas and aerospace, rely on each other for imports and exports, and have some of the fastest economic growth in the world. The abbreviation was first named in 2006 by National Instruments Corp. Leading EMS companies endorse innovative test & design approach India, Russia plan to build futuristic main battle tank, The Hindu Russia and India's complex friendship, BBC News Russia, Middle East news India country studies - Russia, U.S. Library of Congress Emerging Market Oil Use Exceeds U.S. as Prices Rise, Bloomberg Reviving the India-Russia partnership, Asia Times Online Russia and the Middle East The Middle East Studies - Russia, U.S. Library of Congress The Middle East Studies - India, U.S. Library of Congress Middle East shipping industry projected to grow 35 per cent ELCINA and National Instruments workshop on Test & Measurement in Electronic Manufacturing Design considerations for distributed test systems [http://64.233.167.104/search?q=cache:no6U4p61pAAJ:www.eetindia.co.in/STATIC/PDF/200805/EEIOL_2008MAY12_TEST_EDA_EMS_TA_01.pdf%3FSOURCES%3DDOWNLOAD+IndRA+Jayaram+%22National+Instruments%22&hlen&ctclnk&cd4&glus] 
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