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India launches trade command centre for data-led export monitoring

India has launched the National Strategic Trade Command Centre at Vanijya Bhawan in New Delhi, positioning the facility as a hub for data-led trade monitoring and analysis.

India has launched the National Strategic Trade Command Centre at Vanijya Bhawan in New Delhi, positioning the facility as a hub for data-led trade monitoring and analysis.

According to the Commerce Ministry, the centre will support product-wise and market-wise analysis, identify export opportunities and strengthen evidence-based decision-making. The launch also included a review of the SCOMET dashboard, covering applications relating to sensitive goods and technologies.

The government says the centre can help bring more regular oversight to trade intelligence and application backlogs. Its effectiveness will depend on the quality of data, coordination between agencies and whether its findings translate into faster, clearer decisions for exporters and regulated businesses.

The centre is intended to give officials a more current view of trade opportunities and pressure points.