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Wankhede’s Vision Put Mumbai on the Global Trade Map: Tributes Pour in for Sheshrao Wankhede on His 112th Birth Anniversary

“Sheshrao Wankhede was a visionary far ahead of his time. He recognised the importance of connecting Indian enterprise with global markets to drive Mumbai and Maharashtra’s economic progress. His unwavering commitment to the State’s development inspired the establishment of the M. Visvesvaraya Industrial Research and Development Centre (MVIRDC) World Trade Center Mumbai. Today, WTC Mumbai stands…

Wankhede’s Vision Put Mumbai on the Global Trade Map: Tributes Pour in for Sheshrao Wankhede on His 112th Birth Anniversary

On the 112th birth anniversary of Sheshrao Wankhede, tributes continue to pour in for the visionary who played a pivotal role in putting Mumbai on the global trade map. Capt. Somesh Batra, Vice Chairman of MVIRDC World Trade Center Mumbai, remembered Wankhede as a man who foresaw the importance of connecting Indian industry with global markets to drive economic progress.

Ms. Ramola Mahajani, daughter of the late institution builder, recalled her father's unwavering commitment to society and his belief in building institutions with long-term vision. She expressed pride in the World Trade Center Mumbai continuing to carry forward his legacy. In today's context, Wankhede's emphasis on trade, enterprise, and international engagement is particularly relevant as India aspires to become a developed economy by 2047.

Strengthening MSMEs, promoting exports, and connecting Indian businesses with global opportunities are crucial for achieving the vision of Viksit Bharat. The MVIRDC World Trade Center Mumbai, established under Wankhede's leadership, remains a testament to his vision and dedication.

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