One of world’s most dynamic SME and MSME collectives has come forward to support Sri Lankan MSMEs to fulfil its long cherished dream of going global.
The offer, made to Lankan SMEs for the first time in its history, also includes free marketing and tech know-how assistance for Lankan SMEs.
“Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi wants to increase Indian MSME’s contribution to GDP in a big way.
If we support Lankan SMEs, the Lankan sector in turn will supply us and support us too. But we are not talking of support to Sri Lankan SMEs for entering only Indian markets but we are ready to support them to go global, at no costs” said Rajnish Goenka, Founder Chairman of India’s MSME Development Forum (IMSME-DF).
It is the first integrated and Unified Platform for the huge Indian MSME sector.
Chairman Goenka conveyed his forum’s intention when he called on Sri Lankan Minister of Industry, Commerce, Rishad Bathiudeen in Colombo recently.
Despite being born to an affluent Indian freedom fighters’ family, Chairman Goenka himself is a proven entrepreneur, having created a successful and a vast business empire that now spans beyond India-to Dubai, China, and the USA.
He is a member of the Indian National Board of Ministry of MSME and was also the National Convenor of the ruling Bhartiya Janatha Party (BJP)’s Micro and Small Industries Cell during 2014.
“The MSME-DF not only has a strong presence in Indian market, but also has 35 overseas branches in overseas including in USA, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Zimbabwe, Uzbekistan, etc.
MSME-DF has 50000 Indian SMEs as members, 500,000 affiliated Indian SMEs and a database of another two-million SMEs.
“We are ready facilitate B2B matchmaking for Lankan SMEs with our MSME sector and even with our corporates- totally free, he said.
One of world’s most dynamic SME and MSME collectives has come forward to support Sri Lankan MSMEs to fulfil its long cherished dream of going global.
The offer, made to Lankan SMEs for the first time in its history, also includes free marketing and tech know-how assistance for Lankan SMEs.
“Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi wants to increase Indian MSME’s contribution to GDP in a big way.
If we support Lankan SMEs, the Lankan sector in turn will supply us and support us too. But we are not talking of support to Sri Lankan SMEs for entering only Indian markets but we are ready to support them to go global, at no costs” said Rajnish Goenka, Founder Chairman of India’s MSME Development Forum (IMSME-DF).
It is the first integrated and Unified Platform for the huge Indian MSME sector.
Chairman Goenka conveyed his forum’s intention when he called on Sri Lankan Minister of Industry, Commerce, Rishad Bathiudeen in Colombo recently.
Despite being born to an affluent Indian freedom fighters’ family, Chairman Goenka himself is a proven entrepreneur, having created a successful and a vast business empire that now spans beyond India-to Dubai, China, and the USA.
He is a member of the Indian National Board of Ministry of MSME and was also the National Convenor of the ruling Bhartiya Janatha Party (BJP)’s Micro and Small Industries Cell during 2014.
“The MSME-DF not only has a strong presence in Indian market, but also has 35 overseas branches in overseas including in USA, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Zimbabwe, Uzbekistan, etc.
MSME-DF has 50000 Indian SMEs as members, 500,000 affiliated Indian SMEs and a database of another two-million SMEs.
“We are ready facilitate B2B matchmaking for Lankan SMEs with our MSME sector and even with our corporates- totally free, he said.
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