IREF chief welcomes Piyush Goyals remarks ahead of Bharat International Rice Conference 2025

New Delhi [India]September 21 (Memorial): Prem Garg, the National President of the Indian Rice Exporters Federation (IFEF), welcomed Piyush Goyal’s explanations about the upcoming Bharat International Pirinç Conference (BIRC) 2025 on Sunday, reflecting the growing role of India in global trade.

Garg said that the Minister’s recognition of India as a reliable leader in rice exports brought both pride and responsibility to the federation. “Hon’ble minister recognizes India as a reliable leader in the export of rice, not only a matter of pride, but also a responsibility for the Federation of Indian Rice Exporters Federation for greater international cooperation.” He said.

In the early hours of the day, goyal agriculture described the “spirit of Indian civilization”, while the new Delhi will host BIRC 2025 in Bharat Mandapam on 30 and 31 October.

In a video message, the event will be the world’s largest rice industry meeting and will bring together farmers, exporters, global buyers, policy makers and other stakeholders. “Agriculture has always been the spirit of our civilization, with rice as the pride of our farmers. will be strengthened. he said.

The two -day conference organized by Iref in cooperation with the Ministry of Commerce is defined as the largest global platform for the rice sector. Farmers, exporters, buyers, policy makers and industrial leaders will bring together on a single platform.

Emphasizing its importance, Iref chef Garg said that BIRC 2025 will be a turning point to exhibit the power of India in Rice production, innovation in quality standards and exhibiting sustainable practices that directly benefit farmers. Authorized, government support to this global summit gives fresh energy to the rice export community.

“IREF is determined to emerge as a transformative event that unites farmers, exporters, policy makers and global buyers of BIRC 2025. It is a stronger vision of India in the heart of this conference, not only in trade, but also in the welfare of our farmers, but also in the world stage.

India has emerged as the world’s best rice manufacturer with a record of 145 million metric tons exceeding China. Today, India exports to 172 countries by commanding more than 40 percent of global rice trade and makes it a basic pillar of global food safety. (MOMENT)