India Eyes $117 Billion Export Boom at World Trade Expo 2024

The World Trade Expo 2024 in Mumbai, organized by the WTC Mumbai and AIAI, aims to unlock USD 117 billion in export potential across 30 countries. Key sectors include textiles and pharmaceuticals. The event will feature significant discussions on innovation, green energy, and emerging market opportunities.

India is on the brink of unlocking an estimated USD 117 billion in untapped export potential as anticipation builds for the World Trade Expo 2024. The event, hosted by the World Trade Center Mumbai and the All India Association of Industries, will shine a spotlight on trade opportunities with 30 countries and regions.

The Expo, scheduled for October 17-18 at WTC Mumbai, will commence with HE CP Radhakrishnan, Governor of Maharashtra, delivering a keynote address on 'Innovation for Sustainability, with a Focus on Green and Renewable Energy.' Distinguished speaker Ajay Shankar and Minister Hardeep Singh Puri will also contribute insights.

The participating regions, which play a vital role in India's trade landscape, will explore opportunities in sectors like textiles, pharmaceuticals, and machinery. With existing trade agreements and promising markets, the expo presents a platform for Indian businesses to expand their trade horizons amid challenging global trading conditions.

(With inputs from agencies.)