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Seminar on Export Import Policy held
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Global trade has become inevitable with the signing of the world trade agreement particularly. It was imperative to project our ‘Made in India’ brand image across the world in order to sustain in the international market, said Deputy Director General of Foreign Trade, Ministry of Commerce Alok Dwivedi.
Visakhapatnam: Global trade has become inevitable with the signing of the world trade agreement particularly. It was imperative to project our ‘Made in India’ brand image across the world in order to sustain in the international market, said Deputy Director General of Foreign Trade, Ministry of Commerce Alok Dwivedi.
While participating in a seminar on “India Export Import Policy and Procedures” jointly organised by GITAM School of International Business (GSIB) and Director General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) at GSIB Bhavan here on Tuesday, he said that exports were important to expand and generate more capital and also for international presence.
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