
To improve credit access, the credit guarantee core (CGC) has been significantly increased. Micro and Small Enterprises (MSE), The CGC has doubled from Rs 5 crore to double 10 million, which facilitates an additional 1.5 million crore in the next five years. Startup, the CGC has been increased from Rs 10 crore to 20 million, the guarantee fee has reached 1 % for loans in 27 focus sectors, with the importance of Atmanabur India. The well -performing exporter MSME will also benefit from term loans up to $ 20 million.
A national framework for the Global Capacity Centers (GCC) will be introduced, which will provide guidance to tire 2 cities for the development of these centers. In addition, the government will upgrade the infrastructure and warehouse for air cargo, especially for high -value destructive gardening products.
John Vishwas Bill 2.0 will be introduced to further offends more than 100 provisions in various laws, in which the John Vishwas Act 2023 was built, which had already rejected more than 180 legal provisions.
The India Trade Net (BTN) – will set up a united digital public infrastructure to resolve trade documents and financing, to increase export competition. The export rules have been extended further, the time period for crafts exports has been extended from six months to one year. A new clause has also been introduced, allowing importers and exporters to voluntarily declare material facts and pay duties with interest, without any penalties, transparency in its compliance and trade. Can be encouraged.