Srinagar, Oct 25: A delegation of the Kashmir Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI), led by its President Javid Ahmad Tenga called on Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha.The delegation comprised of newly elected office bearers and executive committee members of KCCI put forth various issues related to the promotion of tourism, industries and trade-related activities in the region. They also apprised the Lieutenant Governor of the various upcoming initiatives aimed at enhancing Kashmir’s visibility as a preferred tourist destination, said an official statement.
The delegation called on LG Manoj Sinha at Raj Bhawan for an introductory meeting with the newly elected office bearers and executive committee members of KCC&I, said a statement from the chamber.
“The Hon’ble LG congratulated and offered his good wishes to the newly elected office bearers and executive committee members, and held an introduction with all members. During the introductory meeting, the LG assured the delegation of his full support in addressing the issues faced by trade, commerce, and industry in Kashmir,” said the statement.
Key matters discussed included the suspension of cargo services by Air India to Gulf countries from Srinagar Airport, which is affecting exporters to fulfil their delivery commitments and causing significant losses.
The KCCI delegation expressed gratitude to the LG for his patronage of the handicrafts sector, noting that awards and recognition given to artisans and weavers are boosting the morale of the local industry, it said.
The delegation also discussed initiatives to promote tourism, including a proposed roadshow in Mumbai and a meeting with Ambassadors in Delhi, aimed at enhancing Kashmir’s visibility as a tourist destination and addressing travel advisories issued by certain countries.
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