Fourth Edition of UP International Trade Show Will Give New Wings to Yogi Government’s Global Trade Vision
- UP International Trade Show to Be Held in Greater Noida from September 25 to 29; Over 45,000 Domestic Buyers Registered So Far
- Countries Like Japan, Vietnam, Russia, Singapore, and Austria to Participate as Partner Countries in the Event
- Various Industrial Zones, Products, Government Departments, and Development Authorities of the State to Be Presented Before Global Buyers and Investors
Lucknow / Greater Noida, September 17: Yogi government’s initiative to connect Uttar Pradesh’s investment, exports, and industrial development with the global market is going to receive fresh momentum through the fourth UP International Trade Show 2026. Scheduled to be held from September 25 to 29 at the India Expo Centre & Mart in Greater Noida, this international trade fair will showcase Uttar Pradesh’s various industrial sectors, products, government departments, and development authorities to global buyers and investors. To ensure the participation of both domestic and international buyers, extensive registration, publicity, and invitation processes are underway.
Target of Registering More Than 1.5 Lakh Domestic Buyers
For the UP International Trade Show 2026, over 45,000 registrations have already been completed for domestic business-to-business buyers, and as the event date approaches, registration numbers are steadily increasing. The target for domestic buyers has been set at over 1.5 lakh. Additionally, approximately 1,500 registrations have been received for international buyer participation. Interviews have also been conducted, with over 500 buyers shortlisted and ticket confirmations reported for more than 300 buyers. Thus, the event is creating a comprehensive platform for business dialogue between buyers and exhibitors to take Uttar Pradesh’s products to domestic and international markets. In the context of the Yogi government’s investment and export-oriented policies, this event is emerging as a significant opportunity for the state’s entrepreneurs, MSME units, exporters, and industrial institutions.
36,500 Square Meters of Exhibition Area Booked
An exhibition area of 36,500 square meters has already been booked for the trade show, while booking for approximately another 1,000 square meters is anticipated. The exhibition will display the industrial and commercial potential of the state through various sectors. The theme of the event focuses on bringing Uttar Pradesh’s products, investment prospects, industrial infrastructure, and global business opportunities onto a single platform.
Participation of Five Countries Including Japan Confirmed
Under international participation, confirmation has been received from Japan, Vietnam, Russia, Singapore, and Austria, while Thailand’s participation status is still awaited. The involvement of representatives, buyers, and business institutions from various countries will provide the state’s entrepreneurs with an opportunity to engage in dialogues regarding international market demands, business partnerships, and export potentials. Under the leadership of the Yogi government, this trade show, aimed at making Uttar Pradesh an attractive destination for investment and giving its products global recognition, will serve as a medium to present the state’s industrial capability before the international business community.
20 Knowledge Sessions and Cultural Programs Planned
In addition to the inauguration and closing ceremonies, 20 knowledge sessions are likely to be held. According to information, 25 proposed slots for cultural programs have also been finalized. Through these events, preparations are underway to showcase various aspects related to trade, industry, exports, and the cultural heritage of Uttar Pradesh. The inauguration ceremony is proposed for the morning of September 25, 2026, while the closing and award ceremony is planned for September 29 from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM. A proposal for the Uttar Pradesh Police Band for the national anthem and national song has also been made.
