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Nashik Collector Urges Collective Efforts to Create Global Export Hub
A leader from a city in India held a big meeting about sending products to other countries.
The leader is Ayush Prasad, the Collector of Nashik district.
He wants businesses and the government to work together to make Nashik a great place for making and selling things around the world.
He told business owners to make high-quality products that people in other countries want to buy.
He also said products should get international certificates to prove they are good.
There is a special port in Nashik called the Nashik Dry Port that can make shipping cheaper and easier.
The government said it will help businesses with approvals and paperwork.
Soon there will be a special meeting where local sellers can meet buyers from India and other countries.
This can help the city grow and create new jobs.
Nashik District Collector Ayush Prasad urged coordinated efforts to turn Nashik into a world-class manufacturing and export hub.
The appeal came at the inauguration of the Export Awareness Camp and E-Commerce Export Summit at the Nashik Engineering Cluster in Ambad.
The event was jointly organised by the District Industries Centre, the District Administration, and Central and State Government departments.
Prasad highlighted the Nashik Dry Port's potential to cut export logistics costs and improve direct access to international markets.
The District Administration and DGFT will soon host a Buyer-Seller Meet connecting local entrepreneurs with domestic and global buyers.
- Who
- Nashik District Collector Ayush Prasad, DGFT Additional Director General R. K. Mishra, and officials, entrepreneurs, MSMEs, startups, women entrepreneurs, and exporters.
- What
- Launch of an Export Awareness Camp and E-Commerce Export Summit aimed at developing Nashik into a global manufacturing and export hub.
- Where
- Nashik Engineering Cluster, Ambad, Nashik, India.
- When
- Not specified in the articles.
- Why
- To promote demand-driven production, exports, ease of doing business, and better access to international markets.
Key facts
- Event
- Export Awareness Camp and E-Commerce Export Summit
- Venue
- Nashik Engineering Cluster, Ambad
- Organizers
- District Industries Centre, District Administration, and Central and State Government departments
- Key Speaker
- Ayush Prasad, District Collector of Nashik
- DGFT Official
- Additional Director General R. K. Mishra
- Theme
- Make in India for the World
- Announced Initiative
- Buyer-Seller Meet with DGFT
- Partners
- India Post, DHL, FedEx, Walmart
Quotes
Ayush Prasad
District Collector of Nashik
“Highlighting the importance of the Nashik Dry Port, he stressed that its optimal utilisation would help reduce export logistics costs, strengthen connectivity, and improve direct access to international markets.”
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“He said that promoting the 'Make in India for the World' vision requires the effective use of local raw materials, value addition, and obtaining internationally recognised certifications.”
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