Foreign Trade Policy, 2009-14 - Directorate General of Foreign Trade

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(b) However for operationalizing such irrevocable commercial letter of credit, the applicant shall have to register the Letter of Credit and contract with the concerned RA within 15 days of the issue of any such restriction or regulation. 6
CHAPTER 1B SPECIAL FOCUS INITIATIVES 1B.1 Special Focus Initiatives (a) With a view to continously increasing our percentage share of global trade and expanding employment opportunities, certain special focus initiatives have been identified/continued for Market Diversification, Technological Upgradation, Support to status holders, Agriculture, Handlooms, Handicraft, Gems & Jewellery, Leather, Marine, Electronics and IT Hardware manufacturing Industries, Green products, Exports of products from North-East, Sports Goods and Toys sectors. Government of India shall make concerted efforts to promote exports in these sectors by specific sectoral strategies that shall be notified from time to time. (b) Further Sectoral Initiatives in other sectors will also be announced from time to time. (i) Market Diversification During 2008-09 to 2011-12, weaker demand in developed economies, triggered by falling asset prices and increased economic uncertainty had pulled down the growth of India’s exports to developed countries. To insulate Indian exports from the decline in demand from developed countries, in this Policy focus is on diversification of Indian exports to other markets, specially those located in Latin America, Africa, parts of Asia and Oceania. To achieve diversification of Indian exports, following initiatives have been taken under this Policy. (a) 29 new countries have been included within the ambit of Focus Market Scheme. (b) The incentives provided under Focus Market Scheme have been increased from 2.5% to 3%. 7
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manufacturer), for which the author
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unit to a SEZ unit / SEZ Developer/
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clients. Import of capital goods wi
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interest against decision by design
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Exemption Scheme and for recommendi
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9.60 "STP" means Software Technolog
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