Amrit Thoughts: Taking a historic step towards empowering the industrial landscape, Indian Industries Association (IIA) has announced its strategic entry into the sector. IIA National President Dinesh Goyal reached Namsai in Arunachal Pradesh on Thursday. A high level delegation representing industrial sectors was also present with him.
Under this, local entrepreneurs will be provided complete guidance (end-to-end hand holding) from inception to expansion in national markets and reaching global level. Important meetings of the high-level government talks delegation with the Deputy Chief Minister and the Education Minister are proposed. In these meetings, there will be discussion on linking MSME development with the career profile of students and making industrial cooperation a core part of the economic policy of the state.
IIA President Dinesh Goyal said that our aim is to make North-East a strong center of MSMEs. Through partnerships with institutions like Arunachal University of Studies, dialogue with state leadership and direct investment, we are not just creating industries, but creating a sustainable economic ecosystem for Arunachal Pradesh.
This initiative by IIA is expected to give a new direction to the economic potential of the region, giving local businesses the benefit of support and networking from one of the leading industry organizations in the country.
Emphasis will be on these things
Mutual State Investment: To attract capital to promote the development of local products and ensure industrial participation. Traditional Sector Exchange: To promote modernization and mutual understanding of specific traditional industries and professions of the region. Apart from this IIA is going to sign an agreement with Arunachal University of Studies. The objective of this partnership will be – ‘Industry-Academia Connect’. Under which work will be done towards making the academic courses in line with the actual industrial needs.
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