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UP trade show draws 600 foreign buyers as Shah, Adityanath inaugurate event
Uttar Pradesh hosted the opening of a major five-day trade exhibition on Wednesday, attracting international participation from nearly 600 buyers representing 90 countries. The event showcases products from over 2,400 domestic and international exhibitors.
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath jointly inaugurated the trade show, underscoring the state's push to strengthen its position as a manufacturing and export hub. The gathering represents one of the largest international buyer participation events held in the state in recent times.
The exhibition features participation from more than 2,400 exhibitors displaying a wide range of products across multiple sectors. The five-day event provides a platform for Indian manufacturers and traders to showcase their offerings to an international audience and forge business connections.
With representatives from 90 countries attending, the trade show reflects growing international interest in Indian products and manufacturing capabilities. The event is expected to facilitate trade discussions, partnerships, and export opportunities for participating exhibitors from the state and beyond.
Uttar Pradesh has been prioritising trade and investment initiatives to boost its economic growth and industrial development. Such large-scale exhibitions align with the state's broader agenda to position itself as a competitive destination for business and commerce in South Asia.