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Major Trade and Fairs in India

• 3rd edition of the Uttar Pradesh International Trade Show (UPITS) to be held from 25th to 29th September 2025 at the India Expo Centre & Mart in Greater Noida.
• First edition of ‘Rising North East’ – Investors Summit 2025 on 23rd and 24th May, 2025 at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi
• IPHEX-2025
• Bharat Telecom-2025 event has now been rescheduled to be held on May-6-7, 2025
• Strengths, Bilateral agreements, bilateral trade, agencies, Indian Mission, Twinning Agreement etc 
• Major Trade and Fairs in India

Online Filing & Tracking Commercial Quality Complaints/ Trade Disputes

Guidelines for the Complainants

• Go to DGFT website www.dgft.gov.in > Quick Links > File Quality/ Trade Grievances > fill Online Application Form.
  (http://dgftebrc.nic.in:8090/TradeDispute/)
• Upload documents related to the quality complaint/trade dispute, wherever required (maximum 5 MB size documents in pdf format).
• Submit Online Application Form to the jurisdictional RA of DGFT / SEZ
  (this jurisdiction should be ascertained by the complainant, with respect to the Indian entity against whom the complaint is being made or with respect to the Indian complainant where the complaint is being filed against a foreign entity, as per Appendix of Handbook of Procedures
  (https://dgft.gov.in/sites/default/files/1A_0.pdf)).
• On submission, a Unique Reference Number (URN) starting with ‘Q’ will be generated and sent to the email id of the complainant. Please make sure that the email id is functional as all future correspondence will be made on this id only.
• The complainant, at a future date, can also provide additional material/ correspondence to the DGFT RA/ SEZ. While making any future correspondence with the DGFT RA/ SEZ to whom the Online Application has been submitted earlier, the URN must be quoted invariably in the subject header of the email.
• A link ‘View Status’ is also available for the complainant to check current position of the complaint at
  http://dgftebrc.nic.in:8090/TradeDispute/status.

Commercial Representative

The Commercial Representative is responsible for fostering economic and commercial cooperation between India and Uzbekistan. The Office of the Commercial Representative facilitates engagement with various Indian government ministries and departments, and provides:

• Trade and economic data
• Information about Indian and Uzbek companies
• Support for business events such as seminars, workshops, and business roundtables

The Office operates under the supervision of the Ambassador and is part of the Commerce Wing of the Embassy of India in Uzbekistan.

Name of the Officer:
Shri S. L. Mallik, Second Secretary (Pol and Com) – Commercial Representative

Phone: +998-55-5010365
Email: pol.tashkent@mea.gov.in