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Meghalaya MSMEs to Showcase Products to 22 International Buyers
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🗓 07 Oct 2026, 05:31 AM
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A delegation of micro, small and medium enterprises from Meghalaya will present their products to a group of 22 overseas buyers as part of an export‑promotion drive.
Meghalaya's micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) are set to pitch their products to a curated panel of 22 international buyers. The initiative, organized by state authorities in collaboration with trade promotion agencies, aims to open new export avenues for local manufacturers and artisans.
Participants will showcase a range of goods, including handicrafts, food items, and niche industrial products that reflect the state's cultural and economic diversity. The buyers, representing markets across Asia, Europe and the Middle East, will evaluate the offerings for potential import agreements.
Officials said the event is part of a broader strategy to boost Meghalaya's presence in global supply chains and to generate sustainable employment in rural and urban pockets. Follow‑up meetings and negotiations are expected to continue after the pitching sessions.
The MSMEs hope that direct interaction with foreign buyers will accelerate market entry, reduce reliance on intermediaries, and enhance the overall competitiveness of the state's export sector.
Participants will showcase a range of goods, including handicrafts, food items, and niche industrial products that reflect the state's cultural and economic diversity. The buyers, representing markets across Asia, Europe and the Middle East, will evaluate the offerings for potential import agreements.
Officials said the event is part of a broader strategy to boost Meghalaya's presence in global supply chains and to generate sustainable employment in rural and urban pockets. Follow‑up meetings and negotiations are expected to continue after the pitching sessions.
The MSMEs hope that direct interaction with foreign buyers will accelerate market entry, reduce reliance on intermediaries, and enhance the overall competitiveness of the state's export sector.