India’s new Export Promotion Mission, approved with ₹25,060 crore over six years, aims to boost exports by supporting MSMEs and offering non-financial aid. However, experts warn of implementation delays due to its conceptual stage, pending digital platforms, and insufficient annual funding. Effective execution hinges on interdepartmental coordination and more resources.
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