Enabling Global Economic Growth Through SME Partnerships SME lk>snkfj;ksa ds ek/;e ls osf'od vkæfkd méfr dks lk/; cukuk 8-9 October 2014 India Habitat Centre, Lodi Road, New Delhi 8-9 vdvwcj 2014 bafm;k gschvsv lsavj] yks/kh jksm] ubz fnyyh www.ciisme.in
Shri Kalraj Mishra, Hon ble Minister for MSMEs, Government of India releasing the Brochure of CII Global SME Business Summit 2014 on 16 June 2014 in New Delhi. (L-R) Mr Deep Kapuria, Immediate Past Chairman, CII National SME Council and Co - Chairman, CII National Trade Fair Council; Mr Madhav Lal, Secretary, Ministry of MSME, Government of India; Shri Kalraj Mishra, Hon ble Minister for MSMEs, Government of India; Mr Chandrajit Banerjee, Director General, CII; Mr T T Ashok, Co Chairman, CII National SME Council Background Small and Medium Businesses account for to 50% of the GDP in the developed countries creating 45% of overall employment opportunities. In this globalised economy, SMEs are significant drivers of growth, job creation, competition and innovation. There is an urgent need to integrate the SMEs to the global value chain which will help this sector to take them to the next level thereby enabling to create more employment opportunities resulting in the increased sectoral contribution to the National GDP. SMEs throughout the globe play an important role for the growth of every Nation and contribute immensely to the industrial development and output, exports, forex earnings and creation of employment opportunities. They constitute more than 90% of all enterprises in most of the countries and employ more than one third of the total working population in emerging economies. They are also the driving force behind large number of innovations, stimulate private ownership, entrepreneurial skills and help diversify economic activity. Globalization and subsequent opening up of various economies have created plenty of opportunities for the SMEs; however, at the same time it has given rise to a number of challenges. The challenging global markets and highly integrated economies have imposed the necessity of coping up with local and international competitors. In this highly integrated global economy, SMEs are faced with two fold problems: On one hand they face severe asset constraints and limitations on their access to critical resources which restrict their capacity to compete in the competitive global environment; on the other hand their local advantage is being wiped off by powerful international organizations capturing their local markets and niches. i`"bhkwfe fodflr ns'kksa esa y?kq vksj e>ksys dkjksckj ldy?kjsyw mrikn esa (GDP) esa 50% dk va'knku djrs gsa vksj lexz :i ls 45% jkstxkj voljksa dk fuekz.k djrs gsaa bl osf'od vfkzo;olfkk esa] SMEs méfr] jkstxkj fuekz.k] ÁfrLi/kkZ vksj vfhkuork ds dkqh egùoiw.kz Ásjd gsaa SMEs dks osf'od osy;w psu esa,dhñr fd, tkus dh rkrdkfyd vko';drk gs ftlls bl {ks= dks vxys Lrj ij ys tkus esa enn feysxh ftlls jkstxkj ds vf/kd voljksa dk l`tu gksxk vksj ifj.kkelo:i jk"vªh; GDP esa bl {ks= ls vf/kd va'knku feysxka iwjs fo'o esa SMEs gj&,d jk"vª dh méfr esa,d egùoiw.kz Hkwfedk fuhkkrs gsa vksj vks ksfxd fodkl,oa mriknu] fu;kzr] fons'kh eqnzk vk; vksj jkstxkj ds voljksa ds fuekz.k esa Hkkjh va'knku djrs gsaa vf/kdka'k ns'kksa esa lhkh m eksa esa budh 90% ls vf/kd fgllsnkjh gs vksj mnh;eku vfkzo;olfkkvksa esa dqy dkedkth vkcknh ds,d&frgkbz ls vf/kd fglls dks jkstxkj Ánku djrs gsaa ;s vusd uoksriknksa ds ihns ekstwn Ásjd cy Hkh gsa] futh LokfeRo,oa m e'khyrk dks'kyksa dks mrásfjr djrs gsa vksj vkffkzd dkedkt dk fofo/khdj.k djus esa enn djrs gsaa osf'odhdj.k gksus vksj ifj.kkelo:i fofhké vfkzo;olfkkvksa ds [kqyus ls SMEs {ks= esa cm+h rknkn esa volj iznku gqvk gs( bl nksjku blus vusd pquksfr;ksa dks Hkh tue fn;k gsa pquksrhiw.kz osf'od cktkj vksj vr;f/kd,dhñr vfkzo;olfkkvksa us LFkkuh; vksj varjkz"vªh; ÁfrLif/kZ;ksa dk lkeuk djus dh t:jr Fkksi nh gsa bl vr;f/kd,dhñr osf'od vfkzo;olfkk esa] SMEs ds lkeus nksrjqk lel;k,a ekstwn gsa%,d vksj mugsa ifjlaifùk;ksa dh fodv raxh vksj vr;ko';d lalk/kuksa rd mudh igqap ij Áfrca/kksa dk lkeuk djuk im+rk gs ftlls ÁfrLi/khZ osf'od okrkoj.k esa ÁfrLi/kkZ djus dh mudh {kerk lhfer gks tkrh gs( nwljh vksj rkdroj varjkz"vªh; laxbuksa }kjk muds LFkkuh; cktkj vksj vkyk txgsa gm+i fy, tkus ds dkj.k muds LFkkuh; gksus dh Js"Brk lekir gks jgh gsa
Global SME Business Summit 2014 Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) in partnership with the Ministry of MSME, Government of India is organizing the Global SME Business Summit 2014 on 8 and 9 October 2014 at the India Habitat Centre, New Delhi. The theme of the summit is Enabling Global Economic Growth through SME Partnerships. The objective of this summit is to connect Global SMEs for mutual business development and explore emerging markets. This summit will also work towards creating a strong platform for key decision makers, business leaders and multilateral, global funding agencies to address issues common to SMEs and identify cross-border partnership opportunities. This summit would create platform for various countries to showcase the business and technological strengths of their SME sector to the global counterparts. This summit will also help the SMEs from various countries to forge global partnerships and help in the growth of the SME sector globally. osf'od SME dkjksckj leesyu 2014 y?kq,oa e>ksys m ksx ea=ky;] Hkkjr ljdkj ds lkfk lk>snkjh esa duqsmjs'ku vkwq bafm;u bamlvªh (CII) 8,oa 9 vdvwcj 2014 dks bafm;k gschvsv lsavj] ubz fnyyh esa osf'od SME dkjksckj leesyu 2014 dk vk;kstu dj jgk gsa bl leesyu dk fo"k; gs ÞSME lk>snkfj;ksa ds ek/;e ls osf'od vkæfkd méfr dks c<+kok nsukþa bl leesyu dk mís'; ijlij dkjksckjh Áxfr vksj mnh;eku cktkjksa dks ryk'kus ds fy, fo'o ds SMEs dks vkil esa tksm+uk gsa ;g leesyu SMEs ds lk>k elyksa dk fuokj.k djus vksj ljgn&ikj lk>snkjh ds voljksa dh igpku djus ds fy, fu.kz; ysus okys eq[; O;fDr;ksa] dkjksckjh usrkvksa vksj cgqi{kh;] osf'od foùkiks"k.k,tsafl;ksa ds fy,,d 'kfdr'kkyh eap dk fuekz.k djus dh fn'kk esa Hkh dk;z djsxka ;g leesyu fofhké ns'kksa esa muds SME {ks= dh dkjksckjh,oa ÁkS ksfxdh; 'kfdr;ksa dks osf'od led{kksa dks fn[kkus ds eap dk fuekz.k djsxka ;g leesyu osf'od lk>snkfj;ka cukus ds fy, Hkh fofhké ns'kksa ds SMEs c<+kok nsdj iwjs fo'o esa SME {ks= dh Áxfr esa enn djsxka SME Services Exposition Global SME Business Summit 2014 will have a dedicated exposition on the Services being offered by Global Service Providers in the areas of: Information Technology Banking and Finance Logistics and Exports Business and Competitiveness Development Legal and Intellectual Property Government Ministries and Agencies Business Consultants and Training Providers Media and Digital Content Providers Telecommunication Companies Office equipment, machinery, supplies and consumables This exposition will become a one-stop marketplace for products and services of SMEs and an educational forum for sharing, learning and discovering solutions for SMEs. SME lsokvksa dk Án'kZu osf'od SME dkjksckjh leesyu 2014 fueufyf[kr {ks=ksa esa osf'od lsok Ánkrkvksa }kjk is'k dh tk jgh lsokvksa dk leæir Án'kZu fd;k tk,xk% lwpuk ÁkS ksfxdh csad,oa foùk lahkkjra=,oa fu;kzr O;olk;,oa ÁfrLi/kkZRedrk dk fodkl fo/kk;h,oa cksf)d laifùk ljdkj ds ea=ky; vksj,tsafl;k O;kolkf;d ijke'kznkrk vksj Áf'k{k.k Ánkrk ehfm;k,oa fmftvy duvsav Ánkrk nwjlapkj daifu;ka dk;kzy; mildj] e'khu] vkiwær;ka vksj mihkkst; olrq,a ;g Án'kZu SMEs ds mriknksa,oa lsokvksa ds fy, ou&lvkwi ekdszviysl vksj lk>ns kjh] lh[ku s,o a SMEs d s fy, lek/kku ryk'ku s gsrq 'ksf{kd eap cusxka
SECTORAL SESSIONS ON Auto Components / Automation Defence Exports Food & Agro Processing Information Technology Manufacturing Competitiveness Science and Technology Tourism and Hospitality vkwvks deiksusav~l@vkwvkses'ku j{kk fu;kzr [kk inkfkz,oa Ñf"k ÁlaLdj.k lwpuk ÁkS ksfxdh fofuekz.k ÁfrLi/kkZRedrk fokku,oa ÁkS ksfxdh i;zvu,oa vfrffk&lrdkj PROPOSED PARTNERING COUNTRIES Bahrain Bangladesh Bhutan Cambodia Canada China France Germany Japan Korea Malaysia Maldives Myanmar Nepal Pakistan Qatar Saudi Arabia Singapore South Africa Sri Lanka Taiwan UAE UK csgjsu ckaxykns'k HkwVku decksfm;k dukmk phu Ýkal tezuh tkiku dksfj;k eysf'k;k eky}ho E;aekj usiky ikfdlrku dkrkj lmnh vjc flaxkiqj nf{k.k výhdk Jhyadk rkbzoku la;qdr vjc vkehjkr ;wuk;vsm fdaxme
Key Takeaways Opportunity to promote products and services amongst visitors from India and overseas Identifying business partners, buyers, importers, exporters and agents Identify investment opportunities, trade promotion and technology transfers Joint ventures opportunities for business expansion Interaction with Government officials, Bankers and Multinational companies Opportunity to meet Overseas and Indian delegates to establish business contacts Understand sectoral opportunities on a Global Scale Network with Diplomatic Community for International business linkages Áeq[k ykhk Hkkjr vksj fons'k ls vk, vkxarqdksa ds chp mriknksa vksj lsokvksa dks c<+kok nsus dk volj dkjksckjh lk>snkjksa] [kjhnkjksa] vk;krdksa] fu;kzrdksa vksj,tsavksa dh igpku djuk fuos'k ds voljksa] O;kikj lao/kzu vksj ÁkS ksfxdh glrkarj.k ds voljksa dh igpku djuk dkjksckj ds folrkj ds fy, la;qdr m e ds volj ljdkjh vf/kdkfj;k]as cdas jk as vkjs cgjq k"vhª ; dia fu;k as d s lkfk eyq kdkr dkjksckjh leidz LFkkfir djus ds fy, fons'kh vksj Hkkjrh; izfrfuf/k&eamy ls eqykdkr djus dk volj {ks=d voljksa dks osf'od isekus ij le>uk varjkz"vªh; dkjksckjh fyadst ds fy, jktukf;d leqnk; ds lkfk usvodz Participants Profile Partners and Directors from SME Sector CEOs, CMDs, MDs, EDs, Directors from Corporate & MNCs Executives from Banks and Financial Institutions Marketing and Finance Heads of SMEs Business heads of organizations IT and IT enabled service providers Knowledge Providing Institutions R & D Institutes and Laboratories Venture Capital and Private Equity Fund Providers Representatives of government agencies Government Establishments and PSUs Service Providers and Logistic companies Exporters & Importers Officials from FTZ, SEZ and Technology Parks Credit Rating Agencies Educational Institutions & Research Centres ÁfrHkkfx;ksa dk ÁksQkby SME {ks= ls lk>snkj vksj Mk;jsDVlZ dkjiksjsv vksj MNCs ls CEOs, CMDs, MDs, EDs, Mk;jsDVlZ csad vksj foùkh; lalfkkuksa ds,dthd;wfvo SMEs ds ekdszfvax vksj Qkbusal gsm laxbuksa ds fctusl gsm IT vksj IT,usCkYM lfozl ÁksokbMlZ Kku iznku djkus okys lalfkku R & D lalfkku vksj Á;ksx'kkyk,a osupj dsihvy vksj ÁkbosV bfdovh QaM ÁksokbMlZ ljdkjh,tsafl;ksa ds Áfrfuf/k ljdkjh LFkkiuk,a vksj PSUs lfozl ÁksokbMlZ vksj ykwftflvdl daifu;ka fu;kzrd vksj vk;krd FTZ, SEZ vksj VsDuksykWth ikdz ls vf/kdkjh ØsfMV jsfvax,tsafl;ka 'ksf{kd lalfkku vksj vuqla/kku dsanz
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