UP international trade show in Greater Noida from Sep 25 to 29; CM reviews preparations

Reviewing the preparations, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath emphasised that the show will once again bring global attention to the “remarkable craft, cuisine, and culture of Uttar Pradesh and that the event will serve as a vital platform for entrepreneurs, manufacturers, and exporters across sectors, including IT/ITES, MSMEs, start-ups, education, agriculture, health, tourism, culture, energy, and the ODOP (One District, One Product) initiative.

The Chief Minister has called for extensive preparations to ensure that the event is grand and impactful, underscoring its importance in providing a global stage for Uttar Pradesh’s diverse industries and cultural heritage.

Expressing satisfaction over the registration of more than 2,500 exhibitors in the trade show so far, the CM said the expected cooperation is being received from the Ministry of External Affairs, Ministry of Commerce, Department of Industrial Promotion and Internal Trade and Ministry of MSME of the Government of India for the successful organisation of the trade show.

The Chief Minister emphasised the importance of maintaining communication with Indian ambassadors and high commissioners in various countries to invite more foreign buyers, entrepreneurs, and companies. He said this multi-sectoral trade show will play a significant role in providing a global platform for local entrepreneurs, products, and crafts.

Adityanath was informed that Vietnam is participating as a partner country in this year’s trade show. A delegation from Vietnam will

be present, showcasing high-quality Vietnamese products. Additionally, a cultural troupe from Vietnam will perform, and visitors will have the opportunity to enjoy both Vietnamese and Indian cuisines.

The CM called for the organisation of daily knowledge sessions during the five-day trade show, each focusing on a specific theme.

He further said that a khadi-centric fashion show will also be organised during the event. Cultural presentations will also be organised on all five days showcasing the art and culture of Uttar Pradesh while special stalls will be set up to introduce everyone to the dishes of the state, he said.

Roadshows may be held in different states to ensure a wide publicity of the event, he said, directing that arrangements be made for students from higher educational institutions to visit the trade show.

He also directed the Gautam Buddha Nagar District Magistrate, Police Commissioner and the Greater Noida Industrial Authority chief executive officer (CEO) to make all arrangements for the movement, security and other facilities of dignitaries, guests, entrepreneurs and craftsmen.

The inaugural edition of the show was held from September 21 to 25 last year, attracting over 3 lakh attendees, including 2,000 exhibitors and more than 500 participants from 60 countries.