The fair concluded on September 29.
“During the event, 4,400 Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) worth about USD 680 million (around Rs 6,500 crore) were signed. Additionally, based on business inquiries received during the trade show, potential business worth about Rs 15,500 crore has been projected,” Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) said in a statement.
Six nations — Russia, Austria, Japan, Singapore, Belarus, and Vietnam — were partner countries for the show.
It said foreign delegations showed keen interest in Uttar Pradesh’s manufacturing, IT, electronics, textile, and agri-food processing sectors.
FIEO President S C Ralhan said Uttar Pradesh holds immense potential for exports.
“Such platforms are instrumental in expanding market access, fostering sustainable international partnerships and accelerating India’s export growth,” he said.
