Delhi Pavilion has 62 stalls: women and MSMEs get a platform
(New Delhi, 13.11.2026 – By NewsIP Bureau 🙂
Delhi will participate as the Focus State at the 45th India International Trade Fair (IITF-2026), with a 996-square-metre pavilion and 62 stalls at Bharat Mandapam. The fair runs from 14 to 27 November 2026, and the pavilion is scheduled to be inaugurated by the Chief Minister on 14 November at 11:30 am.
The pavilion will combine displays of Delhi’s historical and cultural heritage with development initiatives of the present government, including Namo Van, Clean Yamuna and the promotion of electric vehicles. Its theme is “Vikas aur Virasat” (Development and Heritage), presenting the city through both its heritage and its development plans.
The 62 stalls are divided among government departments and organisations, women entrepreneurs, private exhibitors, PMFME participants and ODOP/ODOP exporters. The allocation comprises 14 stalls for government departments and organisations, 10 for women entrepreneurs, 25 for private exhibitors, six under PMFME and seven under ODOP/ODOP Exporters.
The organisers have placed particular emphasis on women’s entrepreneurship and on giving MSMEs, artisans and local producers a platform to display products and connect with wider markets. The pavilion’s stall mix sets aside spaces for these groups alongside government and private exhibitors.
DSIIDC is the nodal agency for the Delhi Pavilion. Its stated aim is to present Delhi as a city that preserves its heritage while progressing towards a cleaner, greener and more developed future. The pavilion’s initiatives and exhibits will be on display at Bharat Mandapam during the fair’s 14–27 November run.
Delhi’s participation places the pavilion within the fair’s wider focus on trade and exhibition, while the stall allocation gives women entrepreneurs and local producers a dedicated presence. More coverage is available in News IP’s business section.
The source information does not specify which individual departments, businesses or producers will occupy the stalls, or provide further details about the initiatives on display. The next listed event is the scheduled inauguration on 14 November at 11:30 am
