The Union Budget 2025-26 has laid a robust foundation for India’s emergence as a global trade leader, emphasizing domestic manufacturing, MSME growth, and export facilitation. Key initiatives such as the Export Promotion Mission and the launch of BharatTradeNet, a unified platform for trade documentation and financing, are set to streamline cross-border transactions and enhance the ease of doing business for exporters.
Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), contributing nearly 45% to India’s total exports, are poised to benefit significantly from these measures. The government’s support in integrating domestic manufacturing with global supply chains aims to elevate the ‘Made in India’ brand on the international stage. Enhanced access to financing solutions and simplified trade processes will enable small and medium enterprises to expand their global footprint.
Recognizing the critical role of logistics in facilitating export-import trade, the budget prioritizes investments in air cargo infrastructure, warehousing, and streamlined customs procedures. Efficient cargo screening and customs protocols are expected to reduce delays and enhance trade efficiency. A modernized logistics framework will accelerate shipment movement and lower costs for exporters, making Indian goods more competitive globally. The government’s focus on multimodal logistics—integrating road, rail, air, and waterways—further positions India as a major trade hub.
Public-private collaboration is emphasized as a strategic approach to boost India’s export capabilities. Industry leaders, including DHL Express, have expressed commitment to supporting the government’s vision by enhancing trade facilitation and efficiency. By fostering a business-friendly environment with advanced digital trade platforms, modernized logistics, and financial backing for MSMEs, the Union Budget 2025-26 sets a strong foundation for India’s global trade ambitions.
In summary, the budget signals a bold step towards positioning India as a leading player in global commerce and supply chains, with ‘Made in India’ poised to become a dominant force in international markets.
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