Dilip Guha ★ New Delhi : Delhi Chief Minister Smt. Rekha Gupta, on November 14, 2025, inaugurated the Delhi Pavilion at the India International Trade Fair (IITF), held in Hall No. 2 at Pragati Maidan, Bharat Mandapam. During her visit, the Chief Minister toured various stalls and interacted with women entrepreneurs, MSMEs, start-ups, and other business owners from across the capital. Appreciating their products, skills, and commitment, she remarked that Delhi’s entrepreneurs—particularly women—are steadily carving out a strong presence on the global stage through their talent and perseverance. She reaffirmed that the Delhi Government remains committed to supporting their growth and expanding opportunities for them. She said, “The Delhi Government stands firmly beside them to support their growth and expansion.”
The Chief Minister also urged residents to visit the Delhi Pavilion and encourage the city’s women entrepreneurs and local artisans who are showcasing remarkable craftsmanship, innovation, and self-reliance. Highlighting the significance of the event, she said the trade fair serves as a dynamic platform for India’s art, culture, creativity, and enterprise. She added that the India International Trade Fair not only boosts business prospects but also brings the country’s cultural diversity and socio-economic progress to the attention of the global community.
Key Highlights of the Delhi Pavilion
The Government of Delhi proudly unveils the ‘Delhi Pavilion’—a dynamic platform designed to spotlight the city’s vibrant ecosystem of MSMEs, artisans, start-ups, and small-scale entrepreneurs.
The Delhi Pavilion at IITF 2025 stands as a striking embodiment of the fair’s overarching theme, “Ek Bharat: Shresth Bharat,” celebrating the unity, diversity, and progress of modern India. With its Red Fort–inspired design, the pavilion pays homage to Delhi’s rich historical and cultural legacy while seamlessly aligning with the spirit of national integration and pride. This year’s India International Trade Fair promises a spectacular showcase of trade, innovation, culture, and global participation, and the Delhi Pavilion is poised to be a major highlight—bringing together tradition and entrepreneurship in a space that’s more vibrant and inclusive than ever before.
The official explained, “This year’s pavilion, inspired by the iconic Red Fort, stands as a tribute to Delhi’s rich historical and cultural heritage while embracing the spirit of modern enterprise.”
Featuring 49 district-wise stalls, the pavilion offers visitors an immersive experience of Delhi’s diverse creative potential, showcasing everything from traditional crafts to cutting-edge innovations. Special emphasis has been placed on inclusivity, with dedicated representation for women entrepreneurs and SC/ST-based units, reinforcing Delhi’s commitment to equitable growth. Interactive exhibits, selfie points, and a seamless blend of local art and entrepreneurship make the pavilion a compelling destination for business networking, cultural appreciation, and public engagement.
The stalls have also been organised district-wise to ensure greater visibility for the city’s unique products, innovative start-ups, and emerging local talent.
“ By organizing stalls district-wise, the initiative ensures greater visibility for unique products and emerging talent from every corner of the capital, reaffirming Delhi’s role as a hub of creativity, resilience, and opportunity,” The official said.
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