International Chamber of Investment and Business
AKA Indian Chamber of International Business
Regn. No 560, Bk No 4, Vol No 1738, New Delhi
We are one of the leading organisations in India that support and assists Micro, small and medium companies to grow globally
Indian Chamber Of International Business - ICIB , FIEO & Directorate General of Foreign Trade, Ministry of Commerce & Industry, GOI jointly held a successful India Latin America Business conclave in Amritsar partnered with the Embassies of Uruguay, Panama and Bolivia. More than 120 Indian companies participated to look at business opportunities in LATAM. I would like to personally thank Ambassadors of Panama H.E. Mr. Alonso Correa Miguel, Uruguay H.E. Mr. Alberto Guani and Bolivia H.E. Ms.
ICIB India Israel Agro Tech summit was successfully held jointly with the Consulate of Israel in Mumbai and TradeIL in Nagpur under the leadership of Sr. VP ICIB Mr Rajan Thaokar.
Indian Chamber Of International Business - ICIB , FIEO & Directorate General of Foreign Trade, Ministry of Commerce & Industry, GOI jointly held a successful India Latin America Business conclave in Amritsar partnered with the Embassies of Uruguay, Panama and Bolivia. More than 120 Indian companies participated to look at business opportunities in LATAM. I would like to personally thank Ambassadors of Panama H.E. Mr. Alonso Correa Miguel, Uruguay H.E. Mr. Alberto Guani and Bolivia H.E. Ms.
News 1
Last Event
July 2026
MSME sector contributes about 31.1% in GDP, 35.4% in manufacturing output and 48.58% in exports. With more than 38.9 crore people employed, MSMEs are the second-largest source of employment after agriculture.
ICIB India Seychelles Business Round Table with Embassy of Seychelles and Niti Aayog, Govt of India.
News 2
Upcoming Event
August 2026
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Rajya Sabha passed the MSME bill to speed up payments, dispute resolution.
Umm Al Quwain Freezone UAE B2B meetings with ICIB
17 August 2026, New Delhi
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July 2026
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The Government has modified the Mutual Credit Guarantee Scheme (MCGS) to support Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME). Under the revised norms, the five per cent upfront contribution has been made refundable, with one per cent returned each year from the fourth year onwards, subject to satisfactory loan performance. The eligibility criteria have also been expanded to include service sector MSMEs, while the minimum project cost requirement towards machinery and equipment has been reduced to 60 per cent from the earlier 75 per cent.