SHILLONG: The Department of Commerce and Industries, Government of Meghalaya, inaugurated the second edition of the Reverse Buyer Seller Meet (RBSM 2.0) at the State Convention Centre on Thursday.
The two-day event is designed to create new business and export opportunities for the state’s Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs).
Over 400 entrepreneurs from all 12 districts are expected to engage in more than 800 structured business meetings with 30 national and international buyers.
The event aims to connect Meghalaya’s agro-products, handlooms, bamboo, and artisan goods with wider domestic and global markets.
Deputy Chief Minister Sniawbhalang Dhar, addressing the inaugural programme, highlighted the state’s natural resources, skilled workforce, and strategic location near the Bangladesh border as key strengths for enterprise growth.
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He cited the success of the previous International Reverse Buyers’ Meet and encouraged entrepreneurs to focus on product quality and long-term buyer relationships.
The government, Dhar said, will continue to support MSMEs and explore similar initiatives to sustain business opportunities.
He also called on buyers and delegates to share feedback and suggestions to help strengthen Meghalaya’s business ecosystem.
The event was also attended by Commissioner and Secretary C.V.D. Diengdoh, Director M.L. Wanshnong, and other senior officials.
(4FrontMedia news)
