MUMBAI : FIATA and the GSCC have announced a visionary Memorandum of Understanding to jointly promote sustainability and academic excellence in education in the global freight forwarding and logistics sector with a focus on making
NEW DELHI : Union Finance Minister Smt Nirmala Sitharaman stated on Saturday that Customs Department initiatives, including Faceless Assessment and Single Window Clearance, must evolve with the overarching goal of boosting trade growth. She
KOLKATA : Exports from SMP Kolkata (Kolkata Port), a Gateway to Eastern India, are facing several challenges including, geopolitical tension, a government-imposed rice export ban and skyrocketing ocean freight costs, which could lead to
NEW DELHI : In pursuance of the announcement on July 28, 2023 by Union Minister for Finance and Corporate Affairs Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman to enable direct listing of Indian Companies at GIFT- IFSC exchanges
NEW DELHI : The Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) has urged the Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council to popularise jewellery exports through e-commerce and to position India as a top supplier, design
DAVOS : Switzerland and India have reached consensus on a Free-Trade Agreement after 16 years of negotiations, Swiss Economy Minister Guy Parmelin said. Parmelin traveled to India directly after the World Economic Forum 2024 in Davos,
DAVOS : India is poised to emerge as a major semiconductor chip manufacturer within the next five years, as most nations consider it as a more reliable partner, Information Technology and Communications Minister Shri
DAVOS : The Governments of Dubai and Pakistan have signed two inter-governmental framework agreements to strengthen their relations in the marine and logistics sectors, including the potential establishment of a Dedicated Freight Corridor and
MUMBAI : Yes Bank on Wednesday became the first Indian bank to execute an export finance transaction on the International Trade Financing Services Platform (ITFS) of RXIL Global IFSC Limited (RXIL), a leading cross-border fintech company registered under the
NEW DELHI : Freight rates have skyrocketed by up to 600 per cent due to the Red Sea crisis which would hurt the world trade, say Indian exporters while suggesting the government should start