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West Bengal Minister Discusses New Startup Policy at Indian Express MSME Event

During an Indian Express event focused on Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), the West Bengal Minister for Industries highlighted the state’s ongoing work on a new startup policy aimed at fostering entrepreneurship. The minister emphasized the role of startups in driving economic growth and job creation across the state. The gathering brought together industry stakeholders to discuss how the policy could streamline support for emerging businesses.

West Bengal Minister Discusses New Startup Policy at Indian Express MSME Event
West Bengal Minister Discusses New Startup Policy at Indian Express MSME EventPhoto via Indian Express — Kolkata

The Indian Express organized a forum on MSMEs that attracted participants from across the business community. At the event, the West Bengal Minister for Industries spoke about the state’s commitment to nurturing entrepreneurship. He noted that a new startup policy is under development, designed to provide easier access to resources and support for budding companies.

"We want to create entrepreneurs," the minister said, underscoring the importance of startups in boosting the state’s economy. He added that the policy would streamline procedures and offer incentives to encourage innovation.

The forum also served as a platform for MSME owners and investors to share insights on challenges and opportunities. The Minister’s remarks signal a renewed focus on entrepreneurship as a key driver for growth in West Bengal.

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