Haryana aims to double exports in next five years, says CM Saini

Chandigarh, Nov. 3 -- Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini said that India's growing engagement with global markets has opened up new opportunities for Haryana's industries, MSMEs, farmers and entrepreneurs.

Addressing the programme through a special video message, he urged the business community to fully leverage the

country's trade agreements, explore new international markets and strengthen their position in global competition.

The Chief Minister said that Haryana must further expand its presence in international markets by leveraging its strong manufacturing base and skilled workforce. He reiterated the state government's commitment to doubling Haryana's exports over the next five years. He emphasised the importance of a focused policy framework, strong institutional support and continuous engagement with industry to achieve this objective.

The Haryana government organised a state-level workshop on "Leveraging FTAs - Outreach Programme" in Gurugram.

Senior officials from the Government of India and the Haryana government, public representatives, industry representatives, exporters, trade experts and leading

Export Promotion Councils participated in the workshop.

The workshop was organised by the Directorate of MSME, Haryana Government, in collaboration with the Department of Commerce, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India, and the regional offices of the Directorate General of Foreign

Trade (DGFT). The India Trade Promotion Organisation (ITPO) served as the knowledge partner for the programme.

Meanwhile, following the Cabinet meeting held in Chandigarh on Tuesday, CM Saini said that all seven agenda items placed before the Cabinet had been approved.

The Chief Minister announced that a special session of the Haryana Vidhan Sabha would be convened on November 26, on the occasion of Constitution Day, as part of the Constitution Fortnight celebrations. Various aspects of the Constitution will be discussed during the special session.

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