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Review of Mizoram Procurement Preference Policy for Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs), 2025

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Review of Mizoram Procurement Preference Policy for Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs), 2025

Aizawl, November 2026: The Commerce, Industries, Geology and Mining Department today organised a sensitisation programme on the Mizoram Procurement Preference Policy for Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs), 2025, for nodal officers of all departments under the Government of Mizoram. The programme was held at the Taxation Department Auditorium, MINECO, Aizawl.

Commerce and Industries Secretary Dr H. Lianzela, who led the programme, spoke about the Mizoram Procurement Preference Policy for Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs), 2025. He said the policy had been formulated to promote the growth of locally established and manufactured micro and small enterprises in Mizoram and contribute to the state's overall development.

Addressing the representatives of various government departments, the Secretary urged them to give preference to locally produced and manufactured goods while making purchases.

He explained that the policy provides for government departments to procure 25 per cent of their annual purchases from local MSEs. It also includes provisions that allow preference to be given to local MSEs when they compete with suppliers and bidders from outside the state in tenders and quotations.

The Secretary said the policy would help increase the circulation of money within Mizoram and contribute to better financial management. It is also expected to strengthen local businesses and generate more employment opportunities.

The policy outlines the registration procedures for local micro and small enterprises, the various requirements they must fulfil, and the guidelines to be followed by government departments while implementing it.

Nodal Officer for the Mizoram Procurement Preference Policy for MSEs, 2025, Pi Laldinpuii, explained the policy in detail to the participants.

This was followed by an interactive session featuring discussions and a question-and-answer session. The panel comprised Commerce, Industries, Geology and Mining Director Lalhmunsanga Hnamte; Nodal Officer Laldinpuii; Under Secretary of the Commerce, Industries, Geology and Mining Department Lalengzami Ralte; DCIO V Lalhmangaiha; and Superintendent Lalramliana.

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