Engineering Exports Promotion Council on Wednesday said it would focus on the West Asian and North African countries for enhancing exports to the WANA region. The EEPC, in a statement, said there is ample scope for increasing bilateral trade with the WANA countries, especially for engineering exports. The council is also holding an exhibition 'INDEE' at Jordan, which is India's fourth largest trading partner in the region. In 2022, India's engineering exports to Jordan stood at USD 136.4 million, which was 33 per cent higher than the target of USD 109 million for the period. Jordan is strategically located in the western Asian region, the statement said, quoting EEPC chairman Arun Kumar Garodia. He said India and Jordan share vibrant social, economic and business ties with expanding trade and investment flows between the two countries. According to him, Jordan has a free trade agreement with the US for which most products exported from the former to the latter attract zero custom
Exports of engineering goods to Russia jumped 11 times in April this year to USD 133.6 million as compared to year-ago month while the US and China markets continued to soften, the engineering export promotion council said on Saturday. Engineering exports to the CIS country were USD 11.7 million in April 2022. The value of engineering exports to the US was USD 1.4 billion in April 2023, down 24.9 per cent compared to USD 1.86 billion in the year-ago month. Shipments to China too continued with the declining trend and fell 15.5 per cent to USD 183.3 million in April 2023 as compared to USD 216.9 million in the same month last year. However, exports to Oman more than doubled during the month to USD 153.9 million over the corresponding month of April 2022. Out of 25 top destinations for Indian engineering goods, as many as 15 saw positive year-on-year growth during the month under review while 10 countries witnessed a regrowth. The top 25 countries, including the US, Germany, the UK
The decline was a direct result of depressed global demand, especially in the metals sector
EEPC chairman also stated that volatility in commodity prices, supply chain disruptions and a possible change in world political order would certainly have an impact on trade and the economy.
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This is expected to drag down the overall export growth of the country as the engineering sector remains a major foreign exchange earner
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