He said the India International Trade Fair’s (IITF) theme this year is ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam-United by trade’ is offering an ideal platform to showcase state-of-the-art technologies, innovations and infinite variety of creative products. “J&K Pavilion at IITF is getting extraordinary response from domestic and international buyers. It has become most effective instrument to promote tremendous market potential of J&K UT and build and strengthen the trade ties,” the Lt Governor said.
- Lt Governor attends J&K Union Territory Day celebration at 42nd India International Trade Fair 2023
- This year’s theme of India International Trade Fair is Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam-United by trade, offering an ideal platform to showcase state-of-the-art technologies, innovations and infinite variety of creative products: LG
- IITF has become the most effective instrument to promote tremendous market potential of J&K UT and to build and strengthen the trade ties: LG
- Jammu Kashmir is undergoing a rapid process of transformation. The change taking place in diverse sectors has given our entrepreneurs a new set of wings to achieve the new goals and tap into international markets: LG
- Badalta Jammu and Kashmir is not just a slogan. It symbolizes the new aspirations, new hope of our entrepreneurs, business community, artisans and the revival of the ancient culture: LG
- LG shares UT Administration efforts to revive handloom and handicraft sector
- New handloom, Handicraft policy and other interventions have brought positive change in the lives of our artisans and skilled workforce: LG Sinha
- J&K is part of focus states/UTs this year at IITF and more than 122 exhibitors from the Union Territory are offering unique handicraft, handloom and agro-based products: LG
- Visitors and buyers can experience creativity of our craftspeople, weavers and wide canvas of agricultural products: LG Sinha
Sharing J&K’s journey over the past few years, the Lt Governor said the UT is undergoing a rapid process of transformation. He said the change taking place in diverse sectors has given our entrepreneurs a new set of wings to achieve the new goals and tap into international markets. “Badalta Jammu and Kashmir is not just a slogan. It symbolizes the new aspirations, new hope of our entrepreneurs, business community, artisans and the revival of the ancient culture. I invite the business leaders and potential investors to invest in J&K,” the Lt Governor said.
Efforts are being made to provide J&K’s handloom, handicraft and agro sector access to global market. New handloom, Handicraft policy and other interventions have brought positive change in the lives of our artisans and skilled workforce, he added. The Lt Governor also highlighted the key initiatives of the UT Administration to provide vast opportunities to women entrepreneurs and artisans to showcase their skills and contribute to the local economy.
At India International Trade Fair, the Lt Governor visited the J&K Pavilion and interacted with the exhibitors, entrepreneurs and artisans from Jammu Kashmir. He said the stalls put up at the Trade fair displaying products from J&K are a must-visit for all. J&K is part of focus states/UTs this year and more than 122 exhibitors from the Union Territory are offering unique handicraft, handloom and agro-based products. Visitors and buyers can experience creativity of our craftspeople, weavers, and a wide canvas of agricultural products, the Lt Governor added.
A grand cultural programme was also organized to mark the occasion. Dr Arun Kumar Mehta, Chief Secretary; Sh Vikramjit Singh, Commissioner Secretary, Industries & Commerce Department; Sh Khalid Jahangir, Managing Director JKTPO; officers of J&K Government and India Trade Promotion Organization; members of business and trade fraternity were present.