Vodafone Idea Partners with West Bengal to Boost Digital Transformation of MSMEs
Vodafone Idea has signed an MoU with the West Bengal State Export Promotion Society to accelerate the digital transformation of MSMEs in the region. The partnership aims to empower local businesses by providing digital tools, training, and resources. It emphasizes support for rural artisans and women entrepreneurs in fostering inclusive growth.

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Telecom giant Vodafone Idea has embarked on a strategic partnership with the West Bengal State Export Promotion Society, an initiative designed to modernize and digitize the state's micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs).
This collaboration is geared towards enhancing the technological landscape of West Bengal, focusing on its extensive MSME sector. The state's ambitious mission seeks to bridge the digital divide and stimulate economic growth by integrating digital tools and resources accessible in the local language.
The initiative will focus particularly on empowering rural artisans and women entrepreneurs, a crucial step for inclusive economic development in the region. With Vodafone Idea's experience of evaluating over 1.9 lakh MSMEs nationwide, the partnership signals a significant move towards economic empowerment through digital transformation.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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