Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Friday inaugurated the ‘Delhi Pavilion’ at the India International Trade Fair in Hall No 2 at Pragati Maidan. During her visit, the Chief Minister toured the various stalls and interacted with women entrepreneurs, MSMEs, start-ups and other business owners from across the Capital.
Commending their products, skills and dedication, she said that Delhi’s local entrepreneurs, particularly women, are carving a new place for themselves on the global stage through their talent and perseverance.
The Chief Minister urged people to visit the ‘Delhi Pavilion’ and extend their encouragement to the city’s women entrepreneurs and local artisans who are showcasing exceptional skill, hard work and self-reliance.
She noted that the fair serves as a dynamic platform for India’s art, culture, innovation and enterprise. She further stated that the India International Trade Fair not only enhances business opportunities but also brings the country’s cultural diversity and socio-economic progress to the global forefront.
The ‘Delhi Pavilion’ offers a dedicated platform for MSMEs, artisans, start-ups and small entrepreneurs from different districts of the Capital to exhibit their products and services. The pavilion features a Red Fort-themed design reflecting Delhi’s historical and cultural heritage; a blend of local art, culture and modern entrepreneurship; selfie points and interactive exhibits; special representation for women entrepreneurs and SC/ST-based units; and a display of Delhi’s diversity and creative potential through 49 stalls. The stalls have also been organised district-wise to ensure greater visibility for the city’s unique products, innovative start-ups and emerging local talent.
The IITF 2025 will feature India’s journey towards realising the vision of Viksit Bharat @2047, and will reflect the innovations in artificial intelligence, deep tech, cybersecurity, and agriculture, as well as handlooms and handicrafts and heritage products of India.
Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, and Bihar are Partner States in 2025, while Jharkhand is the Focus State this year. These states will showcase unique crafts, food experiences, and cultural workshops, taking visitors on an exploration of the regional identities of India.
