Mamata Banerjee to Address Business Conference 2025 in West Bengal

Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is scheduled to address more than 12,000 traders at the upcoming Business Conference 2025 in West Bengal. This event aims to strengthen ties with small businesses as the state government prepares for the 2026 assembly elections. With a follow-up meeting planned for industry representatives, the conference is expected to highlight the importance of trade in creating job opportunities across the region. Sushil Poddar, president of the Confederation of West Bengal Trade Associations, emphasizes the need for the Chief Minister to prioritize business facilitation and address local challenges. Delegations from all 23 districts are anticipated to attend, showcasing the significance of this gathering.

By Narendra Chaudhary Dec 3, 2025, 10:09 IST

Upcoming Business Conference in West Bengal

On December 17, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is set to address over 12,000 traders at the 'Business Conference 2025' in West Bengal. To facilitate discussions with industry representatives, a business meeting is also scheduled for December 18.

This 'Business Conference 2025' holds significant importance as the Trinamool Congress-led state government aims to garner support from various sectors, including small businesses, ahead of the 2026 assembly elections.

Sushil Poddar, president of the Confederation of West Bengal Trade Associations (CWBTA), announced that Banerjee will be the chief guest at the event. This will provide the Chief Minister with an opportunity to connect with thousands of small traders who are vital to Bengal's supply chain.

Poddar remarked, 'Traders create livelihood opportunities for over one crore people directly and indirectly in West Bengal. We hope the Chief Minister will prioritize easing business operations and addressing grassroots challenges.' Delegations from all 23 districts, including major commercial hubs and border trade centers, are expected to participate in this event.