- DIMAPUR — Following the Nagaland government’s
order directing all urban local bodies (ULBs) to cease the illegal practice of
issuing restrictive trade permits and to cancel all such permits already
issued, the Confederation of Nagaland Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CNCCI)
has expressed appreciation for the government’s “swift and decisive action.”
- “The CNCCI recalls its sustained engagements with the
government at various levels, consistently raising this issue and advocating
for corrective measures. As the apex chamber representing all 17 district
chambers across the state, CNCCI considers itself a committed partner in the
government’s mission for economic development and progress.
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- “We firmly believe that sustainable growth can only be
achieved through meaningful collaboration between the government and the
business community,” it stated in a press release issued on Monday evening.
- According to the confederation, the government’s prompt move
underscores its sincerity in addressing the genuine concerns of the business
community.
- “It also signals a welcome shift towards inclusive
governance where stakeholders are taken onboard. Such timely and positive
intervention sends the right message and fosters an environment conducive to
building a vibrant and robust business ecosystem in Nagaland,” it added.
