BIRC 2025 has been internationally acknowledged by the Embassy of India in Hungary, Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Netherlands India Chamber of Commerce and Trade (NICCT) on their official websites and has further appealed to participate in BIRC 2025.
The Embassy of India in Hungary, Bosnia and Herzegovina stated on its official website: ”Indian Rice Exporters’ Federation (IREF) in collaboration with, Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA), a nodal Agricultural and Processed Food export promotion Authority, under Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Government of India is organizing the Bharat International Rice Conference 2025 (BIRC 2025), scheduled to be held during October 30–31, 2025 at Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi” and further promoted Participation from rice-related stakeholders in Hungary, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
In addition, on the official website, the Netherlands India Chamber of Commerce and Trade has endorsed BIRC 2025 on its Website and highlighted India’s Position as the world’s largest “rice producer and exporter, including Basmati rice. It mentioned BIRC 2025 as:
The biggest-ever rice exhibition and conference, uniting stakeholders across the rice value chain—exporters, importers, researchers, start-ups, FPOs, logistics and shipping firms, and related Indian government agencies.” Not only this, the chamber encouraged participation from the Netherlands in this landmark event.
Moreover, Dr. Prem Garg, National President of the Indian Rice Exporters Federation (IREF) has said during a conversation with our team: “BIRC 2025 is going to be a milestone for the rice industry worldwide”.
About BIRC 2025
Bharat International Rice Conference (BIRC) 2025 will be held on October 30 & 31st, 2025, at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi. BIRC 2025, one of the largest conferences related to rice, will be organised in collaboration with the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, GoI. Through APEDA, the global event will serve as a platform to bring governments, exporters, millers, buyers, logistics partners, and policymakers together to stabilise and strategise for the future of global rice trade.