Exploring Collaboration Opportunities for World Food India 2024
Exploring Collaboration Opportunities for World Food India 2024 The Ministry of Food Processing Industries (MoFPI) is gearing up for the grand event of World Food India 2024, scheduled to be held from September 19th to 22nd, 2024, in New Delhi. Secretary of MoFPI, Smt. Anita Praveen, chaired a crucial meeting with industry stakeholders to discuss the ministry’s action plan and explore potential areas of collaboration for the event.
Exploring Collaboration Opportunities for World Food India 2024
Key Highlights:
Roundtable Interaction with Industry Leaders
- Meeting Overview: Smt. Anita Praveen led a roundtable interaction with industry leaders at Invest India.
- Objective: The primary focus was to inform stakeholders about World Food India 2024 and seek their involvement and expectations for the event.
Vision for World Food India 2024
- Enhanced Scale: The Secretary highlighted the significant growth opportunities in the food processing sector and announced plans for a larger-scale event compared to the previous edition.
- Invitation to Industry: The Ministry warmly invited companies to participate in the Mega Food Event and showcase their products and technologies.
Industry Enthusiasm and Participation
- Interest Shown: Participating companies expressed keen interest in joining World Food India 2024 and exhibiting their offerings.
- Collaboration Intent: Companies demonstrated readiness to collaborate with MoFPI for event sessions and offered valuable suggestions and feedback.
Call for Collaboration
- Secretary’s Appeal: Smt. Anita Praveen urged all stakeholders to collaborate effectively to ensure the success of World Food India 2024.
- Importance of Partnership: Emphasizing the need to harness individual strengths, the Secretary highlighted the importance of robust partnerships.
Follow-up Actions
- Invest India’s Role: The Ministry tasked the Investment Facilitation Cell (Invest India) with coordinating with companies to finalize participation details.
- Continued Engagement: The Ministry gave instructions to stay in touch with companies and facilitate their participation in the event.
Conclusion
The meeting was chaired by Secretary Smt. Anita Praveen served as a platform to align industry expectations with the ministry’s vision for World Food India 2024. With enthusiastic participation from industry leaders and a collaborative spirit, the event promises to be a resounding success, fostering growth and innovation in the food processing sector. As preparations continue, we encourage stakeholders to actively engage and contribute to making World Food India 2024 a landmark event in the global food industry landscape.
