Lucknow, 26 April (IANS). The Yogi government is preparing to make the tariff war between the US (USA) and China to make an opportunity for itself. By the way, the tariff war started for its domination between the two powerful countries of the world is a chance for the whole country.
However, the Yogi government’s law and order, expansion of global infrastructure (expressway, general and international airports, interstate waterways), promotes cheap labor, micro, small and medium industries (MSMEs) due to plentiful human resources, Uttar Pradesh increases the possibilities of Uttar Pradesh.
The government is also making every effort to convert these possibilities into reality. The government is going to bring a new export policy. Invest UP will be made more effective and transparent in this.
The government also organizes International Trade Show at India Expo Center and Mart in Greater Noida for branding the products of Uttar Pradesh. This year too, it will be organized from 25 to 27 September. The partner of the event will be the country Vietnam. In this, millions of people from 70 countries including India will meet the brand UP.
To make this event grand, this time they will be widely publicized at major states of Maharashtra, South India and major cities and airports and railway stations like Delhi, Jaipur, Ahmedabad and Indore. Export Promotion Fund will also be formed in the proposed export policy for the promotion of brand UP in the country and the world.
Uttar Pradesh ranks first with 46 percent stake in the country’s leather and footwear exports. Keeping this place intact, the government is also going to bring a leather and footwear policy to take it to a more height. Uttar Pradesh will be the second state to do so after Tamil Nadu. The implementation of this policy and increasing exports will affect Kanpur, Unnao to Agra.
This tariff war can prove to be a golden opportunity for the MSME sector. It is noteworthy that China is the largest everyday goods ($ 148 billion) exporter to the US. According to government data, China accounts for about 72 per cent stake in the export of these goods, while India’s share is only 2 per cent. All these products are made in MSME units. Uttar Pradesh is also number one in the country in terms of 96 lakh MSME units. The government also continuously runs a continuous training program for the skill development of the people associated with them to make the products made in the international market competitive at quality and price. It has also affected exports.
Especially with the help of the government, there has been an unprecedented increase in exports of products related to ‘one district, one product’ (ODOP). Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath often praises the scheme from public forums that the state’s exports have increased from 88,967 crore to more than two lakh crores since the introduction of the ‘one district, one product’ scheme. Now the government aims to triple it by 2030. This may be even higher in view of tariff war and government preparations between the US and China.
-IANS
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