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Minister reviews bottlenecks in domestic bioeconomy and general trade

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The Union Minister of Commerce and Industry engaged with biopharma and biotechnology startups to review operational bottlenecks and identify pathways for the domestic bioeconomy. During the discussion, the Minister emphasized the need for coordinated action to simplify regulatory processes, improve access to funding, and expedite patent approvals. The Minister also chaired a roundtable with industry leaders to discuss mechanisms for strengthening general trade through digital procurement.

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The high-level interactions underscore a push to bolster the domestic ecosystem by strengthening collaboration between government, industry, and research institutions. The initiatives aim to enable young ventures to scale commercial operations and contribute to the growing bioeconomy.

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