Haryana Showcases Industrial Strength at IITF with First-Ever Export Corner

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New Delhi: Haryana has introduced a dedicated export corner at its pavilion during the India International Trade Fair (IITF) at Pragati Maidan for the first time, creating a platform to connect the state’s manufacturers directly with potential international buyers.

The initiative aims to showcase products manufactured in Haryana and already reaching overseas markets, while opening up fresh export opportunities for businesses across the state. Developed in line with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision to boost exports and the directions of Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, the facility seeks to strengthen the global presence of Haryana’s industries.

A key feature of the export corner is that visitors are provided not only with details of the displayed products but also information about their respective manufacturers. This arrangement is intended to reduce dependence on intermediaries and allow interested buyers to communicate directly with producers.

How Will the Initiative Help Haryana’s Businesses?

Ramnadeep, Deputy Director of MSME in Haryana, said the primary objective is to give the state’s products greater visibility in international markets and generate new export opportunities. Foreign buyers interested in any displayed product can directly contact its manufacturer, creating better business prospects, particularly for micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs).

Wide Range of Products on Display

The export corner features a diverse collection of goods, including copper products, readymade garments, paper tags, footballs, leather jackets, yoga mats, wall frames, medical kits, construction wires, neem-based products, electrical switches and flooring materials.

The exhibits reflect Haryana’s industrial diversity, manufacturing expertise and technical capabilities across different sectors.

Anil Chaudhary, Director of the Haryana Pavilion, said the separate export corner had been established for the first time in accordance with the Chief Minister’s directions. The aim is to bring the state’s export-oriented products together under one roof and provide them with a dedicated platform.

The interest shown by domestic and international visitors has raised expectations among participating businesses. Through this initiative, Haryana is looking to take its manufacturing capabilities beyond domestic markets and build stronger connections with buyers across the world.

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