World & BusinessPiyush Goyal plans 1,000-person regional-language network to support exporters
The Economic Times reports that India will train 1,000 local personnel in regional languages to assist exporters. Integrated commerce and industry offices are also planned for major cities.
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Piyush Goyal plans a 1,000-person regional-language support network for exporters, The Economic Times reports. India will train local personnel, while integrated commerce and industry offices are planned for major cities to streamline access. The report also says the government is examining proposals to transmit Certificates of Origin electronically. Industry representatives highlighted the need for digital interoperability and improved export processes.
Piyush Goyal plans 1,000-person regional-language network to support exporters
The Economic Times reports that India will train 1,000 local personnel in regional languages to assist exporters. Integrated commerce and industry offices are also planned for major cities.
TLDR
Piyush Goyal plans a 1,000-person regional-language support network for exporters, The Economic Times reports. India will train local personnel, while integrated commerce and industry offices are planned for major cities to streamline access. The report also says the government is examining proposals to transmit Certificates of Origin electronically. Industry representatives highlighted the need for digital interoperability and improved export processes.
