Virtual Meet
Global Value Chain
Backward and Forward Integration

The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed adversities of significant dependence on external trade supplies to support domestic manufacturing. Moreover, disruptions in the global value chain severely impacted indigenous manufacturing value chains, in some cases almost irrevocably. These disruptions have raised a fervent clamour to diversify the existing supply chain and causing companies to explore newer options for sourcing and manufacturing. For India, it would generate a host of opportunities to enter the $1-trillion manufacturing base for domestic consumption and shape its global manufacturing value chain for exports.

India is a stable and growing economy supported by an enabling investment environment. It also boasts of a young, skilled and productive workforce, competitive cost of operations, adaptability to new technologies and a substantial domestic consumption market base. Hon'ble Prime Minister of India has laid out a vision of a 'Self-reliant India' which will help the country position itself as a global manufacturing hub in the post-pandemic era. To strengthen the domestic ecosystem, the Government has introduced a production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme in vital sectors to encourage growth in investment in the country and boost exports.

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OBJECTIVE
1
Optimize
end-to-end operations to deliver competitive advantage
2
Build resilience in the face of global disruption
3
Building Partnerships through Global Value Chains
4
Closer relationships between buyers and suppliers
5
Development of innovative supply chain network
6
Better understanding vendors requirements
Eminent Speakers

#### Smt Nirmala Sitharaman

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#### Shri Nitin Gadkari

Hon'ble Minister, Ministry of Road Transport and Highways and MSME

#### Shri Ravi Shankar Prasad

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#### Smt Nirmala Sitharaman

Nam libero tempore, cum soluta nobis est eligendi optio cumque nihil impedit quo minus id quod

#### Shri Nitin Gadkari

Hon'ble Minister, Ministry of Road Transport and Highways and MSME

#### Shri Ravi Shankar Prasad

Nam libero tempore, cum soluta nobis est eligendi optio cumque nihil impedit quo minus id quod

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ASSOCHAM Global Value Chain Meet is expected many thematic sessions
during the three days however few are listed below:

- Industry 4.0: To optimise processes in manufacturing
- Smart manufacturing: How to deliver the next generation of manufacturing
- Building State Capabilities for Global Value Chain
- Trade Facilitation Significance in Supply Chain
- Leverage digital and autonomous supply chain opportunities
- Talent management: Preparing Next Generation of Supply Chain leaders

- Quality and Standardisation significance in Global Value Chain
- Integrating sustainability into public sector procurement
- Balance resilience and efficiency to deliver success
- Facilitating Impactful Buyer Supplier Collaboration
- Navigating supplier sustainability
- Innovation in supplier buyer relationship management for company's
- competitive advantage

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Taking into consideration the strong MSMEs network in India, the three days meet will also include various exclusive vendor development sessions connecting suppliers and buyers. Such meets would be held with the objective showcase India as potential destination for sourcing from MSMEs and will provide opportunities to companies to share their requirement with the suppliers from India. The details of sectors covered in the vendor development sessions is enclosed is Annexure 1.
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