India Poised To Emerge As Trusted Global Trade Partner: CII
India is well positioned to emerge as a trusted global trade partner as geopolitical shifts, evolving supply chains, technology and sustainability reshape international commerce, Mr Vir Advani, Chairman, CII Western Region and Chairman & Managing Director, Blue Star Ltd, said. Addressing the 7th Edition of the CII Global Trade Scenario Summit, Advani said India's exports crossed US$860 billion in…
India is poised to become a trusted global trade partner as shifting geopolitics, evolving supply chains, technology advancements, and sustainability concerns reshape international commerce, according to Mr Vir Advani, Chairman of the CII Western Region and Managing Director of Blue Star Ltd. Speaking at the 7th Edition of the CII Global Trade Scenario Summit, Advani highlighted that India's exports reached US$860 billion in FY26, emphasizing the country's growing significance in global trade.
Advani stressed that the future of global trade will be shaped by resilience, innovation, diversification, and stronger global partnerships. The summit attracted international perspectives, with the participation of Mr Ming Foong Cheong, Consul General of the Republic of Singapore; Mr Paul Murphy, Consul General of the Australian Consulate-General in Mumbai; and Mr Graham Rouse, Consul-General of New Zealand Trade and Enterprise.
The discussions underscored the importance of stable trade frameworks, comprehensive economic partnerships, and enhanced market integration. Participants also stressed the role of trade agreements in opening up new markets, attracting investment, enabling the flow of technology and services, and strengthening integration with global value chains.
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