Diplomats, importers and buyers from various countries of the world were fascinated by the State’s excellent products and techniques at the 7th MP Exportech (Buyer-Seller Meet) at Gwalior on Saturday. Major agreements were also signed for purchase of thee products. As many as 80 Expressions of Interest (EOIs) worth about Rs150 crore were signed on the second day. Transactions have been made of Rs49.25 crore for engineering goods, Rs32.24 crore for textiles, Rs31.48 crore for agro & food products, Rs18.98 crore for processed & unprocessed food, Rs8.10 crore for handloom and handicraft, Rs6.20 crore for stones and Rs3.38 crore for herbal and Ayurvedic products.
Maximum EOIs worth Rs37.20 crore were made by Vietnamese buyers followed by Rs30.76 lakh by Sri lankans, Rs24.97 lakh by South Africans, Rs15.75 crore by Thailanders, Rs9.2 lakh by Bulgarians, Rs8.75 crore by Bangladeshis, Rs4.49 crore by Nepalese, Rs4.37 crore by Ethiopians, Rs3.93 crore by Afghanis, Rs3.41 crore by Tanzanians, Rs3.10 crore by Algerians, Rs2.29 crore by lebanese, Rs87 lakh by Philippinians and Rs87 lakh by Turkish buyers.