The interactive
meeting focused on strengthening collaboration between CONCOR and the export
community, with discussions covering ways to improve logistics efficiency,
enhance supply chain connectivity, reduce transit time, and provide seamless
end-to-end transportation solutions for exporters.
During the meeting,
the CMD of CONCOR highlighted several customer-centric initiatives undertaken
by the company in recent years to improve service delivery and operational
efficiency. These include expansion of multimodal logistics infrastructure,
digitalisation of customer services, improved rail-road connectivity, enhanced
terminal operations, increased first- and last-mile connectivity, and
customised logistics solutions designed to meet the evolving requirements of
India’s export-import trade. The
discussions also covered the importance of integrated logistics in reducing
overall logistics costs and improving the global competitiveness of Indian
exports. Members of the FIEO delegation shared valuable feedback from the
exporting community and discussed opportunities for further collaboration to
facilitate faster cargo movement, improve container availability, and
strengthen multimodal logistics networks across the country.
Senior officials from CONCOR, including Director (Projects
& Services) and Director (International Marketing & Operations), along
with other officials, participated in the deliberations and exchanged views
with the FIEO delegation on enhancing customer experience and
expanding logistics support for exporters.
The meeting reaffirmed CONCOR’s
commitment to working closely with industry stakeholders and export promotion
organisations to build a more efficient, reliable, and technology-driven
logistics ecosystem aligned with the Government of India’s vision of improving
Ease of Doing Business and boosting India’s global trade competitiveness.
With India’s exports continuing to grow and the
emphasis on multimodal connectivity increasing under initiatives such as PM
GatiShakti and the National Logistics Policy, closer engagement between
logistics service providers and exporters is expected to play a crucial role in
creating a resilient and globally competitive supply chain.