Commerce Ministry ab **1,000** aise experts train karegi jo local languages mein exporters ki madad karenge. Iska goal Free Trade Agreements (FTA) ka sahi istemal aur district level par export documentation ko aasaan banana hai.
Exporters ke liye badi khushkhabri
Ab tak chote businesses ko international trade ke complex papers aur rules se nipatne mein paseene chhoot jaate the. Ministry ka naya plan 1,000 professionals ko train karna hai jo district level par exporters ko apni bhasha mein guide karenge. Isse Free Trade Agreements ka fayda uthana bahut aasaan ho jayega.
One-Stop-Shop Model
Ab tak exporters ko alag-alag sarkari daftar ke chakkar katne padte the, jaise Directorate General of Foreign Trade ya Customs. Sarkar ab in sabhi ko ek hi 'Integrated Hub' mein merge kar rahi hai. Isse paperwork kam hoga aur export process ki speed badh jayegi.
Investors ke liye kya hai insight?
Bharat mein logistics cost kaafi high hai, jo GDP ka lagbhag 8% se 14% tak hoti hai. Sarkar ise National Logistics Policy aur PM GatiShakti ke zariye control kar rahi hai. Textiles, Engineering, aur Pharma jaise sectors jo export par depend karte hain, unhe isse seedha fayda mil sakta hai kyunki unka operational cost kam hoga aur margin improve hoga.
Ab sabki nazar is baat par hai ki ye integrated hubs kitni jaldi ground par aate hain aur FTA ka use kitne percentage se badhta hai. Ye long term mein exporters ke liye game-changer saabit ho sakta hai.