Union Minister of Commerce & Industry, Shri Piyush Goyal, recently led a significant dialogue with industry leaders, aiming to strengthen collaboration between the government and the business sector. The meeting, held yesterday, focused on key issues related to India’s industrial landscape.
In his address, Shri Goyal reaffirmed the government’s commitment to fostering a business-friendly environment that supports sustainable economic growth. He engaged directly with industry stakeholders, addressing their concerns and assuring them of the government’s dedication to creating favorable conditions for business. Shri Goyal emphasized that the Ministry of Commerce & Industry is focused on aligning its policies with the evolving needs of the industry, and that the feedback from these interactions will play a crucial role in shaping future strategies.
The discussion covered a broad range of topics, including regulatory reforms, trade, logistics, market demand, the supplier ecosystem, talent availability, policies, legal/IPR issues, and access to capital.
Before the event, a survey was conducted to collect valuable insights and feedback from participants, allowing the Ministry to tailor the agenda to address the most pressing concerns. This proactive approach ensured that key issues were effectively discussed during the session.
At the event, a strategic report titled VIKSIT, prepared by PwC, was released, outlining a framework for enabling India to achieve its goal of $1 trillion in merchandise exports.
The meeting saw participation from 100 industry stakeholders, including more than 35 CEOs, CFOs, and CXOs, representing sectors such as electronics, auto, chemicals, telecom, capital goods, textiles, and food processing.
The platform facilitated meaningful feedback and discussions, acting as a catalyst for networking and partnership-building across various sectors. It encouraged the exchange of ideas and best practices, leading to new business opportunities and the strengthening of existing ones. The Ministry’s efforts highlighted the importance of collective action in driving economic progress and ensuring long-term sustainability.
