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E-commerce policy to boost exports, streamline regulation

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June 05, 2023

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- MUKESH JAGOTA

E-commerce policy to boost exports, streamline regulation

THE NATIONAL E-COMMERCE policy will seek to create a conducive environment for the overall development of the sector and boost exports, department for promotion of industry and internal trade secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh said.

"The policy will put in place a streamlined regulatory framework for the ease of doing business, adoption of modern technologies and the integration of supply chains," he added.

A regulator for the sector will also be looked at, he said but indicated it might take more time for such a body to be in place.

In 2025, global cross-border ecommerce exports will touch $2 trillion, according to an estimate.

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