Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Oct 19: In a collaborative effort to stimulate economic growth and foster business development in the region, the Jammu and Kashmir Trade Promotion Organization (JKTPO) today convened an interactive session with the trade bodies and industrial associations.
The event was part of the ongoing activities of Investor Facilitation Meet. The interactive session witnessed active participation of a diverse spectrum of industrial associations and business bodies including the Kashmir Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI), Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI), CA Store Association, Kashmir Chamber of Commerce and Development Organizations (KCCDO), Meeras, Tahafuz and various Small-Scale Industrial Associations. Commissioner Secretary, Industry and Commerce (I&C), Vikramjit Singh, who chaired the session, emphasized the critical importance of engaging with key stakeholders in shaping the future business landscape of the region. Vikramjit Singh expressed gratitude for the robust participation and thoughtful contribution of trade bodies and associations in successful conduct of the event. He emphasized government's commitment towards creating a business-friendly environment, where the private sector plays a significant role in the economic growth of the region.
Vikramjit Singh, while addressing the session, reaffirmed government's dedication towards implementing constructive changes based on the recommendations received during the event. He also encouraged ongoing collaboration between the government and industry stakeholders, reinforcing the need for a unified effort to drive innovation and sustainable business development in the region.
During the interactive session, representatives from these esteemed trade bodies and associations actively provided their invaluable insights, suggestions and recommendations. Their inputs encompassed various aspects of business activities in Jammu and Kashmir including spanning investment opportunities, regulatory reforms, infrastructure development and the overall business climate. |
