Surat : On Friday, a delegation from the South Gujarat Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SGCCI), led by President Ramesh Vaghasia, met with officials from the Indian Merchant Chamber of Commerce and Industry (IMC) and the Indian Business Group Chamber of Commerce and Industry (IBG) in Mumbai to discuss Mission 84, a project aimed at boosting exports from India.
During the meeting, Vaghasia presented the Mission 84 project to the IMC and IBG officials, and discussed its importance in strengthening the Indian economy. The officials were impressed with the presentation, and expressed their willingness to join Mission 84.
The two sides also discussed the possibility of organizing a think tank for their members to share their experiences and further develop their industries. They also agreed to organize a brainstorming session under Mission 84 in the coming days.
In addition, the SGCCI and IBG signed an MoU for the exchange of professional views. The MoU was signed by Vaghasia and IBG Founder and Chairman Vikas Mittarsen.
The meeting ended with the SGCCI President inviting the IMC and IBG officials to visit Surat with a delegation, and also inviting the Chamber President to bring a delegation of industrialists from Surat to Mumbai.
The SGCCI Global Connect Mission 84 project is a unique initiative aimed at increasing exports from India. The project aims to connect Indian businesses with potential buyers around the world, and to provide them with the support they need to export their products and services.
Mission 84 is expected to play a significant role in strengthening the Indian economy by increasing exports and creating jobs. The project is also expected to help Indian businesses expand their global reach and compete with international players.
