RINL organises first-ever vendor interaction programme at Visakhapatnam

He emphasised the need for strengthening the partnership between RINL and the vendors.

“RINL & Vendors have a symbiotic relationship as the fortunes of both are interlinked,” Bhatt added.

He expressed that the indigenisation of imports spares is an immediately available opportunity for the vendors. Several measures taken by RINL towards indigenisation have resulted in significant savings, he said.

Over 200 vendors from various parts of the country actively participated in the program. @JM_Scindia @fskulaste @minmsme @SteelMinIndia @CimGOI @PiyushGoyal @NSICLTD @Officejmscindia pic.twitter.com/wWuMu1mFsz

— RINL (@RINL_VSP) January 28, 2023

In his address, GVR Naidu, additional director-in-charge, MSME- DFO, Visakhapatnam thanked the management of RINL for its measures in encouraging and supporting the MSEs, especially local MSEs.

In their presentations to the vendors, officials of the Government e-marketplace (GeM), explained in detail the process of registering in GeM and the advantages of improving business through it for both buyers and sellers.

National Small Industries Corporation (NSIC) and MSME officials in their presentation explained in detail about various schemes and programmes offered towards Integrated Support to MSMEs.

Several senior officials from Works Division, Purchase, Stores, Marketing, and officials from various government and non-government institutions participated.

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