5.2 EXIM Policy, 1992-97 5.3 EXIM Policy, 1997-2002 5.3.1 Objectives 5.3.2 Salient Features 5.4 Modified EXIM Policy, April 1998 5.5 EXIM Policy, 1999-2000 5.6 EXIM Policy, 2000-01 5.6.1 Export Promotion 5.6.2 Import Liberalisation 5.7 EXIM Policy, 2001-02 5.7.1 Removal of Quantitative Restrictions 5.7.2 Agricultural Export Zones 5.8 EXIM (i) e-delivery of services / clearances by community partners like Customs and Custodians at Sea ports, Airports and ICD/CFSs. These services are extended to exporter, importer, agents etc. (ii) E-filing of export / import documents by exporter, importer, agents etc to Customs and Custodians at Sea Ports, Airports and ICD / CFSs. Trade Policy 3.9 Balance of Payments Crisis, 1991 3.10 East Asian Crisis 3.11 Gender Sensitization of Trade Policy 3.12 Initiation of Reforms in the Foreign Trade Sector 4. Export-Import (EXIM) Policy; 1992-97, 1997-2002 and 2002-07 4.1 EXIM Policy, 1992-97 4.2 EXIM Policy, 1997-2002 4.3 EXIM Policy, 2002-07 5. Foreign Trade Policy (FTP): 2004 The main objective of the Government's EXIM Policy is to promote exports to the maximum extent. Exports should be promoted in such a manner that the economy of the country is not affected by para 115 of the EXIM Policy 1992-97. (d) setting up unbonded integrated EXIM Policy restrictions, will not be eligible for consideration under Automatic Approval Scheme and will be placed before the Board of Approvals. D. Miscellaneous Schedule I, II, III : The industries that appear in Schedule I, II and III of Notification No.477(E) • to integrate with world economy through multilateral and bilateral trade arrangementsfeatures exim policy 1997-2002• in continuation to the exim policy 1992-97, second 5 year exim policy 1997-2002 was introduced inorder to further carry forward the process of liberalization by deregulating and simplifying proceduresand … The foreign trade policy implies in its preamble that while incorporating the existing practice of enunciating an annual exim policy, it is necessary to go much beyond and take an integrated approach to the developmental requirements of India's foreign trade. The exim policy of India can be viewed at our website which is updated on a regular basis. The Export and Import Policy or the EXIM Policy, 1992-97 was a significant landmark in India's economic history. For the first time, conscious effort was made to dismantle various protectionist and regulatory policies and accelerate the country's transition towards a globally oriented economy. (3) PROVISION OF THE EXIM POLICY (2014-19) AND NEW POLICY ON SEED DEVELOPMENT, 1988. 1. Name and complete address of the Importer: 2. I.E.C. No. 3. Details of registration of the firm (with National Seeds Corporation/State Director of Agriculture/ Horticulture, Registration No. date and validity. (Please attach copy of Registration Certificate) 4. 25. The Exim Policy for 1992-97 seeks to make the policy framework and associated procedures transparent and predictable and to facilitate the shift to a market oriented trading environment. Exports and imports are generally free of restrictions except for a small Negative List of items which is subject to regulation. When was the export-import policy 1992-97 announced by the government? A. March 31, 1991. B. March 31, 1992. C. March 31, 1993. D. March 31, 1994. MEDIUM. Answer. The export and import policy was announced on 31st march 1992 which was announced by goverment of india to liberalize the imports and