Tulsi Patel Leads Jharkhand Chamber’s Talks with Ministry of External Affairs Official to Boost Imports and Exports

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Ranchi, October 21, 2026: The Federation of Jharkhand Chamber of Commerce and Industries (FJCCI), led by its President Tulsi Patel, held an important meeting with Animesh Chaudhary, a 2011-batch Indian Foreign Service (IFS) officer and Director (Oceania) in the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, at the Chamber building. The meeting focused on the potential for boosting imports and exports from Jharkhand, expanding the reach of state products in international markets, and addressing practical challenges faced by exporters. Chamber representatives shared suggestions for simplifying export procedures, improving trade facilities, and connecting local entrepreneurs with global markets.


FJCCI President Tulsi Patel said that Jharkhand has immense potential in industries, minerals, agro-based products, and manufacturing. He emphasised the need to provide entrepreneurs and their products with better opportunities and supportive facilities to access international markets. He also highlighted the practical difficulties faced by exporters and suggested measures to address them. Patel said that dialogue with the Ministry of External Affairs could open new opportunities for Jharkhand’s business and industrial sectors and play an important role in removing barriers to exports.


Animesh Chaudhary shared his views on various aspects of developing trade opportunities and assured the Chamber that coordination and dialogue would continue in the future to explore avenues for supporting trade facilitation and promoting exports from Jharkhand. Tulsi Patel expressed confidence that sustained cooperation would help exporters access better opportunities, strengthen international trade relations, and accelerate the state’s economic growth. The meeting was attended by Chamber Joint Secretary Amit Sharma, Joint Secretary Pooja Dhaddha, Treasurer Navjot Alang, and other officials from the Ministry of External Affairs.

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