India’s Export Strategy in a Fragmented World Economy

Title - India’s Export Strategy in a Fragmented World Economy


In an era of rising protectionism, supply-chain disruptions, and geoeconomic fragmentation, India has emerged as a beacon of resilience in global trade. The world economy is no longer defined by seamless globalization but by “friendshoring,” strategic subsidies, and bloc-based trade realignments. Against this backdrop, India’s export strategy anchored in market and product diversification, policy innovation, and institutional collaboration positions the country to not only weather volatility but capitalize on opportunities like the China plus one strategy.


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