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The GoI's Ministry of Commerce & Industry issued Instruction No. 119 mandating Development Commissioners of all Special Economic Zones (SEZs) to submit comprehensive monthly reports by the 9th of each month. The directive requires detailed reporting across 20 key performance metrics, including export volumes, unit approvals, zone development status, meetings conducted, investment projections, operational challenges, and administrative tracking. The standardized reporting format aims to enhance proactive management, monitoring, and strategic oversight of SEZ performance nationwide, with the under secretary formally approving the administrative instruction.
The GoI's Ministry of Commerce & Industry issued Instruction No. 119 mandating Development Commissioners of all Special Economic Zones (SEZs) to submit comprehensive monthly reports by the 9th of each month. The directive requires detailed reporting across 20 key performance metrics, including export volumes, unit approvals, zone development status, meetings conducted, investment projections, operational challenges, and administrative tracking. The standardized reporting format aims to enhance proactive management, monitoring, and strategic oversight of SEZ performance nationwide, with the under secretary formally approving the administrative instruction.
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