The government is reportedly preparing to announce insurance support measures to help exporters cope with soaring war-risk premiums triggered by escal ...

India has launched the Rs 497 crore RELIEF scheme to aid exporters facing Middle East conflict disruptions. The initiative, managed by ECGC, offers extended export obligations, enhanced insurance ...

The Centre launched a Rs 497 crore RELIEF scheme to support exporters hit by West Asia conflict disruptions, offering logistical support, extended export obligations and financial relief to offset ...

The Indian government has introduced the ₹497 crore RELIEF scheme to mitigate the impact of the West Asia conflict on the country’s export sector. Acting through the ECGC, the package provides ...

Government launches ₹497 crore RELIEF scheme providing credit insurance to exporters affected by the West Asia crisis, focusing on MSMEs.

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India announces a ₹497 crore relief package for exporters amid global tensions, enhancing credit insurance and support for MSMEs to ensure trade stability.

The RELIEF scheme mainly includes consignments destined for delivery or trans-shipment to the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain, Iraq, Iran, Israel, and Yemen ...

The Government launches RELIEF under the Export Promotion Mission to support Indian exporters with risk coverage, reimbursements, and monitoring amid West Asia maritime disruptions.

The government has announced a ₹497-crore insurance and logistics support package for exporters to help them deal with freight escalation, heightened insurance premia and war-related export risks ...

The Indian government plans to roll out a Rs 497‑crore relief package for West Asia‑centric exporters affected by the US‑Israeli war on Iran, Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agrawal has said.