NEW DELHI: The Third Meeting of the National Traders’ Welfare Board (NTWB) convened today, on July 13, at Vanijya Bhawan. The Meeting was chaired by Sunil J. Singhi. It marked a significant milestone with the launch of an Open VC link on the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) website. This initiative aims to foster weekly interactions between traders nationwide and the NTWB, focusing on crucial issues affecting retail trade.
During the meeting, the chairman of the National Trader’s Welfare Board Govt of India, Singhi underscored the proactive engagement of the Board in addressing concerns raised by its members and various trade associations. He emphasized that these concerns have been duly communicated to the pertinent Ministries and departments for prompt action. Members were encouraged to contribute suggestions for enhancing awareness and accessibility of welfare schemes tailored for the retail trade sector.
Representatives from Trade Associations, States/Union Territories, and ex-officio members from nine key Ministries and Departments of the Government of India participated in the session. The meeting served as a platform for constructive dialogue, ensuring that the interests of traders across the country are effectively represented and addressed at the policy level.
The launch of the Open VC link on the DPIIT website signifies a strategic step towards facilitating ongoing communication between the NTWB and traders, promoting transparency, and enabling timely resolution of issues affecting the retail sector. This initiative is expected to bolster the efficiency of governance in responding to the evolving needs of the trading community.
The NTWB continues to play a pivotal role in advocating for the welfare of traders, fostering a conducive environment for growth and development in the retail trade sector. Future sessions are anticipated to build upon today’s discussions, further strengthening the partnership between traders and the government in shaping policies that support sustainable economic growth.