Jaipur

World Trade Centre Jaipur
314, 3rd Floor, UB Aura, Sahkar Marg, Jyoti Nagar
Jaipur, Rajasthan 302015
India
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Inception
2013
Operating
Yes
Local Time
10:14AM
Jaipur

How We Enable Trade & Investment

  • Business Services
  • Group Trade Missions
  • Trade Education
  • Trade Information

About World Trade Center Jaipur

Jaipur

WTC JAIPUR IS CURRENTLY UNDER DEVELOPMENT

Rajasthan, the largest (area-wise) State in India, is located in the north-western part of the subcontinent. It borders six major states in the northern, western and central parts of India. Rajasthan is a natural corridor between the wealthy northern and the prosperous western states, making it an important trade and commerce center. The natural resources, strategic location and infrastructure in the State are favorably suited for investments in sectors as cement, IT and ITeS, ceramics, tourism, automotive and Agro-based industries. Rajasthan is the largest producer of oilseeds, seed spices and coarse cereals in India. Opportunities exist in the areas of organic and contract farming as well as in infrastructure development related to agriculture.

The State accounts for 17.5 per cent of the total cement grade limestone reserve in India.

Benefits

  • Export Counseling
  • Access to publications of WTC
  • Networking Events
  • Information on trade and investment opportunities
Jaipur

Local Industries

Education & Knowledge Creation • Hospitality: Tourism & Leisure • Information Technology & Software • Arts & Design, Fashion, Furniture

Our Impact

city population
3,073,350
square miles of city space
241
ranked 31 among the 50 Emerging Global Outsourcing cities
31

Team

News

International Women’s Day Celebrations

March 3, 2025 - World Trade Center Jaipur Commemorates International Women’s Day 2025 Celebrating International Women’s Day on the 8th of March 2025, World Trade Center Jaipur organized a round table discussion on, “Women: Navigating Uncertainties, Driving Innovations and Changing Economic Growth of Jaipur” at the conference room, World Trade Center Jaipur office. Guest of Honour, Mrs. Kulsum Malik, Founder, Kulsum Kaya Kalp, Jaipur shared her struggle and how she built the empire, “The history of Kulsum’s Kaya Kalp Herbals began approximately 30 years ago in Jaipur, often known as the Pink City of India, where a young woman had a goal to fulfill women’s everyday demands for beauty by integrating the ancient Hindu science of Ayurveda. We worked arduously and expertized the benefits of different herbs and Ayurvedic remedies. Through her perseverance and the support of experts in Ayurveda, I managed to recapture the secret of Ayurvedic remedies in the assortment of herbal products made available under the brand of ‘Kulsum’s Kaya Kalp Herbals’ today.” Distinguished Guest speakers, Ms. Somali Trivedi, Founder & CEO, Second Spring, Jaipur, and Ms. Priyanka Maheshwari from the Finance Department, Government of Rajasthan, Jaipur joined the round table discussion and motivated all participants to stay financially independent. Mrs. Priyanka said, “Financial independence empowers women to make their own choices, achieve security, and support their lifestyle without reliance on others, boosting self-confidence and enabling them to plan for the future. Having financial independence means that women are better equipped to handle challenging situations, such as domestic violence or abusive relationships, by allowing them to leave such situations and rebuild their lives.” Mrs. Trivedi Said, “Financial independence enables people to take advantage of potential opportunities, such as starting a business, investing in businesses, or returning to school. It creates opportunities for both professional and personal growth. Dependence on others for financial support is reduced when one is financially independent.” Mr. Navneet Agarwal, Assistant Director, World Trade Center Jaipur proposed a vote of Thanks In the pic: L to R: Mrs. Kulsum Malik, Founder, Kulsum Kaya Kalp, Jaipur with Mr. Navneet Agarwal Read More

ETHICAL CHANGES IN BUSINESS OF SPICES EXPORT

May 25, 2020 - WTC Jaipur organized a webinar on 'Understanding the Ethical Changes in business of spices export from India' on 25th May 2020. World today is looking at India as a potential manufacturing and trading partner in all product categories and with government initiatives this could be a game changer for majority of manufacturing and service providers who are today looking at venturing into exports for a very long time and leverage upon their production capabilities and quality standards they have bench marked over the last decade. In this regard the business of spices as a premier product in trade throws immense possibilities of consistent export from India. Welcoming the participants and guest speakers, Mr. Vijay Kalantri, Chairman WTC Jaipur said "given the scenario of rising global opportunities, agricultural sector has the potential to significantly add to Indian Farm exports. To realize the dream technological advancement and Digital Innovation is the key. We need to focus onsupply chain management and design cost saving warehousing solutions. This is also a timed opportunity for startups in Agri sector to support the existing framework by bringing in the much-needed research capabilities and scientific methods of cultivation for better harvests." Mr. V.K. Sharma, Director MSME- DI Jaipur said "there is a huge potential in monetizing the number of farmers getting linked through FPOs. The FPO structure is currently in need of assistance and government policies are exactly aimed to create a conducive environment for them to function, to enable them to secure businessinsight and develop market connectivity." Guest speaker Mr. Gaurav Surana, Liaison officer, Spices Board of India, Jodhpur, gave a presentation on spices export where he explained India's exports of spices has witnessed a growth by 10 per cent to $ 3.7 billion (approx. Rs 28,100 crore) in 2019-20 on account of healthy demand in the markets of developed as well as developing countries.The exports stood at $ 3.32 billion in 2018 -19 and given the scenario there is room for ample growth both in terms of production and exports. Major exported spices were chilli, cumin, pepper, coriander and garlic amongst others. Mr. Shyam Jajoo, Director, M/s. S.R.K. Spices Pvt. Ltd., Jodhpur Rajasthan, Mr. Pankaj Baheti, Director, M/s. Kasa Infra Ltd., Spices Park Jodhpur, Rajasthan, and Mr. Anurag Garg, Vice president - Laghu Udhyog Bharti and Zonal President -Federation of Rajasthan Trade and Industry) shared the industry perspective of spices exports during the webinar. Mr. Rais Ahmed, Director-JIESM, Jodhpur gave solutions to logistics problems in spices trade. During the webinar Mr. DineshSoni, Assistant Director- MSME DI Jaipur elaborated on the MSME Champions portal launched by the Ministry of MSME support businesses across the country. Webinar concluded with active response by guest speakers to queriesraised by more than 100 participants attending. Read More

WTC Jaipur Joins with ECGC at the MDP

February 15, 2020 - WTC Jaipur and ECGC Limited came together to share trade facilitation measures of World Trade Centre Jaipur and Export Credit Guarantee Corporation of India Limited, Jaipur with the participants at the Management Development Program on Export Documentation and Procedure organized at MSME – DI on 14th February 2020. Addressing the participants Mr. Sanjeet Kumar, Manager, ECGC Jaipur informed the role of Export Credit Guarantee Corporation of India Limited (ECGC) to provide export credit insurance support to Indian exporters. As an exporter, it is essential to get export credit insurance for a variety of reasons. With a credit insurance policy, exporter need not worry about the due recovery of sales revenue. Credit insurance saves the time spend on credit risk management and valuation, freeing to focus on business expansion and growth. Credit insurance also enables to be flexible with credit period and credit line. Giving buyers greater flexibility with credit has motivated new buyers to do business with and existing buyers to buy more from Thus, export credit has helped to increase the sales, said Mr.Kumar. On MSME support Mr. Kumar said “ECGC also provides services like export factoring facilities for MSMEs, insurance cover for buyer’s credit and line of credit, overseas investment insurance, customer-specific covers, and the setting up of a national export insurance account to facilitate medium- and long-term exports.” Mr. Navneet Agarwal – Asst. Director, WTC Jaipur shared with the participants information on trade education, trade promotion and exhibition facilities of WTC that are extended to MSME manufacturers and exporters across all sectors in Rajasthan on a consistent basis since its inception through their Jaipur office and Mumbai headquarters. Vote of thanks was proposed by Mr. Dinesh Soni, Assistant Director-MSME JaipurIn the pic (left to right): Mr. Sanjeet Kumar, Manager, ECGC Jaipur with Mr. Navneet Agarwal – Asst. Director, WTC Jaipur Read More

Discussion on Union Budget organised at WTC Jaipur

February 11, 2020 - WTC Jaipur in association with NIAM, Jaipur organized a panel discussion on Union Budget 2020-21 at NIAM on 10th February 2020. Dr. Chandra Sekhara, Director General NIAM, welcomed the participants. Session Guest speaker CA Divya Khandelwal, Corporate Consultant and Partner, DPK & Associates-Jaipur said “Finance Ministry’s agenda to allocate Rs. 2.83 crore for agriculture and irrigation, keen interest for NBFC’s & co-operatives to be more active in credit, to strengthen NABARD refinance scheme, Agri credit target set at Rs.15 lakh crores and Eligible. PM KISAN beneficiaries to be covered under KCC clearly highlights Government big push to the sector.” Session and subject expert CA Pulkit Khandelwal, Promoter, Pulkit Khandelwal & Associates-Jaipur, explained the nuances of Union Budget 2020-21 along with discussing the taxation aspects of the budget. He discussed in detail the the new tax slabs for computing income taxes proposed in the Budget 2020. Going further, he highlighted various other important proposals pertaining to the abolition of the Dividend Distribution tax, revised eligibility of an assessee claiming Non-Resident status for income taxes, and new provisions pertaining to Tax Collection at source." Vote of thanks was proposed by Dr. Suchi Mathur, Assistant Director, NIAM. In picturers ( left to right) : Mr. P Chandra Shekara, Director General, CCIS NIAM, CA Pulkit Khandelwal, Promoter, Pulkit Khandelwal & Associates-Jaipur, CA Divya Khandelwal, Corporate Consultant and Partner, DPK & Associates-Jaipur, Mr. Navneet Agarwal, Asst. Director, WTC Jaipur and Dr. Hema Yadav, Director, NIAM Read More

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