Udaipur. Under the joint aegis of FORTI Rajasthan and Rajasthan Association of Kenya, the three-day exhibition being organized in Nairobi city of Kenya, from July 5 will change the FORT Iunes of the entrepreneurs of Rajasthan. The expo will enhance the import-export trade and networking between African-Indian entrepreneurs.
FORTI Rajasthan Chairman Suresh Agarwal said this while speaking on behalf of the FORTI Udaipur branch at a meeting organized for city entrepreneurs at Hotel Radisson Green today. He said that the fear of doing business in Africa has now ended. There are immense possibilities for Indians to do business. 1 lakh Indians live in Nairobi, and about 14 lacks Indians live all over Kenya. All kinds of interaction take place there. African people hate China and love Indians because China gives employment to the Chinese by setting up industries there, while Indians provide work to local people by setting up industries.
Agarwal said that people from 60 countries would come to see this exhibition. Around 170 stalls will be set up. Which priority will be given first to the FORTI members and later to the entrepreneurs of Rajasthan? He said 70-80 percent of the business in Kenya is in the hands of Indians.
In the meeting, FORTI International Trade Committee Chairman Shranik Chopra said there had been a tremendous increase in the possibilities for international trade. To do this, now it is straightforward to get a loan. Government agencies are giving full support to increase export trade so that no one faces any problems regarding international trade. There is immense business potential in Africa. Entrepreneurs participating in this expo will get a huge opportunity to increase their networking. Challenges for China and opportunities for us are growing in international trade because labor and production costs have increased in China compared to India.
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On this occasion, Neelam Mittal, Vice President of FORTI's women's wing, informed us about the work being done by FORTIi in the interest of traders.
Praveen Suthar, Divisional Chairman of FORTI, is a strong organization of 2 lakh traders in Rajasthan. It operates in 29 branches in Rajasthan. He also told me about the expo. In the beginning, CA Nishant Sharma, President of the FORTI Udaipur branch, welcomed everyone. In the end, Vipul Agarwal, Secretary, FORTI, proposed the vote of thanks.