Alibaba organises SME-focused workshops in 4 Indian cities

04 Sep '19

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China’s Alibaba hosted over 400 small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in a series of workshops held recently in Delhi, Surat, Ahmedabad and Jaipur to make them understand the value proposition of Alibaba.com, explain the power of e-commerce and enable them to participate in global markets. Participants included SMEs from apparel and textile sectors.

The workshops also updated the merchants about ‘Super September’, an annual wholesale focused global shopping bonanza created for small and medium-sized buyers featuring a wide range of products from suppliers across sectors, said the company in a statement.

"Alibaba.com, in line with the group’s vision to make it easy to do business anywhere, has been working in India to enable and empower local SME’s and MSME’s to participate in global markets. Having one of the largest global buyer bases on the platform, we have seen a growing demand for a variety of products from India and with quality manufacturing across many categories, we want merchants to build in India and sell to the world," said Denny Wang, the company’s regional director of global business-to-business (B2B) portfolio for South Asia. (DS)

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