Chandigarh (Balwinder Singh): Haryana has introduced a dedicated Export Corner at its pavilion at the India International Trade Fair (IITF) in Delhi for the first time, showcasing products manufactured in the state and exported to international markets.
Set up at Pragati Maidan, the initiative aims to help domestic and international buyers connect directly with Haryana-based manufacturers, potentially opening up new business opportunities for local enterprises, particularly small and medium-sized businesses.
The move follows a suggestion from the trade fair administration asking states to showcase products with demand in international markets at their respective pavilions. The Haryana government said the initiative was taken under Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini’s directions.
Buyers Can Contact Manufacturers Directly
Raman Deep, Deputy Director of Haryana’s MSME department, said the Export Corner displays products shipped from the state to overseas markets.
Details of the manufacturers have been provided alongside the displayed products. This allows interested buyers to contact producers directly for further information instead of going through intermediaries.
According to the department, the arrangement is intended to give Haryana’s manufacturers, especially small and medium enterprises, greater exposure to international buyers and improve their chances of securing overseas orders.
Copper Goods, Footballs, Medical Kits Among Products On Display
The Export Corner features products from several sectors, reflecting the range of manufacturing activity in Haryana.
Items on display include:
- Copper products
- Readymade garments and leather jackets
- Footballs and yoga mats
- Paper tags and wall-mount frames
- Medical kits
- Building wires and electric switches
- Neem-based products
- Flooring items
The display brings together products linked to sports, fitness, fashion, healthcare, construction and household requirements.
Haryana Government Links Initiative To Export Promotion
Anil Chaudhary, Director of the Haryana pavilion, said the trade fair administration had asked participating states to create dedicated spaces for products with strong demand in international markets.
He said the Haryana pavilion’s Export Corner was developed following this suggestion and on the directions of Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini.
The state government has positioned the initiative as an effort to expand the international reach of Haryana-made products. Visitors, including domestic and foreign buyers, have been exploring the display and seeking information about the products.
The initiative is aimed at providing local manufacturers with a platform to present their products to potential buyers and build direct business connections.
