Exporters should focus on new markets, new products: Naidu

The Vice President said that government is giving greater thrust on development of infrastructure, agriculture sector and health sector. 

Exporters should focus on new markets, new products: Naidu
Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu addressing a gathering in Chennai today. Image source: PIB
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Updated: Thu, Jan 18, 2018
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Indian exporters should focus on new markets and new products including sunrise products which show higher growth in global trade including electric, electronic, Tele-communication equipment, said Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu, while addressing a gathering after conferring FIEO Exports Excellence Awards 2018 in Chennai today.

With the focus on creating state-of-the-art sea ports, airports and super highways to connect manufacturing centres to ports with best supporting ecosystem, the V-P said the exports should pick up faster and maintain a steady growth.

The Vice President said that government is giving greater thrust on development of infrastructure, agriculture sector and health sector. 

"These efforts will certainly help Indian economy grow further. The “Make in India” initiative to support India’s Manufacturing sector together with a focus on infrastructure growth and multiple initiatives for boosting domestic demand will further strengthen our economy," he said.

He further said that the decisions of the government including demonetization and GST are expected to have a positive impact in the coming years.  

“I am aware of the initial difficulties that the exporters have been facing due to these steps. However, I am sure that the GST Council and the Government have been quite responsive to such teething troubles and have been taking prompt action to address these concerns,” he added.

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