The India Trade Promotion Organisation (ITPO), a Public Sector Enterprise under the Ministry of Commerce will be organizing an exclusive multi product India Show, the India Sourcing Fair starting at Colombo (Sri Lanka) from December 8-12, 2015 as Indo- Sri Lankan mutual trade has been growing steadily.
The main objective of the fair is to project strengths of Indian companies to the Sri Lankan counterparts who are going in for massive sourcing of products and services from other countries. India Sourcing Fair to display products and showcase the activities of handlooms, textiles and handicrafts, micro, small and medium enterprises (MSME) and tourism departments.
Odisha would participate as a partner state in the five-day fair with three people from Boyanika, a state-owned leading exporter and manufacturer of handlooms, would also take part.
Official sources said that products like sarees, silver filigree and applique worth Rs 30 lakh to Rs 40 lakh would be on display at the fair being organised by the India Trade Promotion Organisation (ITPO).
This exhibition will be an ideal networking platform for Indian companies and at the same time it will provide an opportunity for Sri Lankan industrialists and businesses to view the latest innovations, products and services offered by Indian companies.
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