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300 Buyers, 220 MSMEs to Meet at Vibrant Goa Global Business Summit 2026 from Oct 29
✍️ The Statesman
🗓 25 Oct 2026, 04:37 AM
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The Vibrant Goa Global Business Summit 2026 will host roughly 300 buyers and 220 micro, small and medium enterprises from October 29, aiming to catalyse trade and investment in the state.
Goa will become the focal point of business activity from October 29 as the Vibrant Goa Global Business Summit 2026 opens its doors. Organisers have confirmed that about 300 domestic and international buyers will attend, seeking products and services from local enterprises.
The summit expects participation from roughly 220 micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) representing a wide range of sectors, including tourism, agro‑processing, handicrafts and information technology. Delegates will have opportunities to showcase their offerings, negotiate deals and explore partnerships.
State officials have highlighted the event as a platform to attract investment, create jobs and strengthen Goa's supply‑chain linkages. The programme includes B2B matchmaking sessions, panel discussions on export readiness and networking receptions.
The gathering aligns with Goa's broader strategy to diversify its economy beyond tourism and position the state as a hub for small‑scale manufacturers and service providers. Organisers anticipate that the interactions will generate tangible business contracts in the weeks following the summit.
The summit expects participation from roughly 220 micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) representing a wide range of sectors, including tourism, agro‑processing, handicrafts and information technology. Delegates will have opportunities to showcase their offerings, negotiate deals and explore partnerships.
State officials have highlighted the event as a platform to attract investment, create jobs and strengthen Goa's supply‑chain linkages. The programme includes B2B matchmaking sessions, panel discussions on export readiness and networking receptions.
The gathering aligns with Goa's broader strategy to diversify its economy beyond tourism and position the state as a hub for small‑scale manufacturers and service providers. Organisers anticipate that the interactions will generate tangible business contracts in the weeks following the summit.