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Anil Bhardwaj, secretary general, Federation of Indian Micro and Small & Medium Enterprises (FISME), said that product-wise data will help industry gain concessions in India's free trade agreement negotiations and help improve its market access, policy making and competitiveness. This assumes significance as many of India's FTAs have separate chapters on MSMEs. "We will get state and cluster-wise data, which would also help formulate export promotion schemes," Bhardwaj said.
The Indian government is considering measures to boost MSMEs, including integrating them with international markets, digital support for global competitiveness, easing GST compliance, and providing low-cost credit. These measures are expected to be announced in the interim budget on February 1. The government aims to make MSMEs globally competitive and reduce the high cost of credit, which is a major obstacle to their growth. Details of the schemes may be unveiled in the full budget for 2024-25 by July. | Latest News India
While insurance is key for MSMEs to increase their export competitiveness, companies also need to increase awareness about their products among small businesses.