Connecting Cultures: ISEPC’s Efforts in Building International Partnerships for Silk Trade

The Indian Silk Export Promotion Council (ISEPC) plays a pivotal role in connecting India’s rich silk heritage with global markets. Established in 1983 under the Companies Act and sponsored by the Ministry of Textiles, Government of India, ISEPC serves as a non-profit apex body representing exporters, manufacturers, and merchandisers in the silk industry.

Fostering Trade Relationships

ISEPC’s primary objective is to promote Indian silk products internationally. By organizing trade fairs, exhibitions, and buyer-seller meets, the council facilitates direct interactions between Indian exporters and global buyers. These events serve as platforms for showcasing India’s diverse silk offerings, including traditional handlooms, contemporary designs, and blended fabrics.

For instance, the 18th India International Silk Fair, held from November 7th to 9th, 2024, at the India International Convention & Expo Centre in Delhi, exemplifies ISEPC’s commitment to fostering international trade relationships.(CGI Dubai)

Facilitating Networking

Beyond trade fairs, ISEPC actively engages in networking initiatives to build lasting partnerships. The council maintains a comprehensive directory of over 2,450 registered exporters, providing a valuable resource for global buyers seeking reliable suppliers.

By offering travel grants and accommodations to eligible international buyers, ISEPC ensures that potential partners can attend events without financial constraints. This support enhances the council’s ability to connect Indian exporters with a broader global audience.

Impact on Indian Silk Exports

India stands as the second-largest producer of silk globally, with the sericulture industry employing approximately 9.76 million people across 52,360 villages. (indiansilkfair.in)

The efforts of ISEPC have significantly contributed to the industry’s growth, facilitating access to international markets and promoting the export of silk goods.

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Conclusion

ISEPC’s dedication to connecting cultures through the promotion of Indian silk has established it as a cornerstone in the global silk trade. By fostering trade relationships and facilitating networking, the council continues to bridge the gap between Indian exporters and international buyers, ensuring the enduring legacy of India’s silk industry on the world stage.

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