India set to play a powerful role for the ambitious IMEEC corridor
NEW DELHI : Indian ports, with their rich historical heritage and strategic importance, are set to play a crucial role in catapulting global trade to the next level. The India-UAE Virtual Trade Corridor deal
Imports from India drive Nepal’s high trade deficit, not WTO : Director-General
GENEVA : Nepal’s increased trade deficit since joining the WTO is not a direct result of its membership in the global trade organisation, but rather due to its significant imports from its “very large
Lulu Group to increase food imports from India to Rs 15,000 Crore in two years
ABU DHABI : Lulu Group, a leading retail conglomerate based in Abu Dhabi, UAE, aims to increase its food imports from India to Rs 15,000 crore in the next two years, up from the
PortXL welcomes cohort of 10 start-ups and scale-ups at 2024 kick-off event
ROTTERDAM : Dutch maritime start-up accelerator PortXL presented its 2024 cohort at the RDM, the Rotterdam space for innovative companies, technology education, high-quality test facilities and field labs. Ten start-ups and scale-ups presented themselves
Sarbananda Sonowal meets Minister Chee Hong Tat, MPA Singapore
NEW DELHI : Union Minister of Ports, Shipping and Waterways Shri Sarbananda Sonowal said he was delighted to meet Minister Chee Hong Tat, MPA_Singapore. They had a productive discussion about further expanding maritime connectivity.
Dr S Jaishankar calls for Greater Defence Cooperation & eased export controls with Germany
BERLIN : External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar called for Greater Defence Cooperation between India and Germany and urged the European nation to ease export controls. Addressing the Annual Ambassadors’ Conference of the German
Sharaf Group to invest more in Indian logistics and infrastructure
DUBAI : The Sharaf Group is increasing its investments in India’s logistics parks, infrastructure and food sectors as the country becomes more business-friendly for foreign investors, said a senior executive. Speaking on the sidelines
Global trade helped reduce extreme poverty, inequality : WTO
GENEVA : A new World Trade Organisation (WTO) report has stated that global commerce has played a critical role in reducing extreme poverty from 40pc to 11pc. Global trade has created “shared prosperity” since
