Associations must work collectively for betterment of economy: MSME

New Delhi: Narayan Rane, Union Minister for MSME had a brief meeting with Sandip Das, Dy Director General, Trade Promotion Council of India (TPCI) on Wednesday.

They mainly discussed ways to improve the global competitiveness of Indian Industries, tweeted Union Minister Rane.

Das spoke about the strategies in which the presence of Indian products in international markets can be improved, said the release.

Further, into the discussion, the MSME Minister has called upon the Trade and Industry bodies to work together for improving the economic scenario in the country. (knnindia)

Associations must work collectively for betterment of economy: MSME

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