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Federation of Indian Export Organisations

April 04, 2025

Federation of Indian Export Organisations

The Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) popularly known as ‘FIEO’ is the apex body of trade promotion organisations in India, set up by the Ministry of Commerce, Govt. of India in 1965 with the objective to focus the efforts of all stakeholders engaged in trade facilitation and catalyse the growth of goods and services exports from the country. Thus, FIEO is the partner of Government of India in boosting India’s exports and represent the spirit of Indian enterprise in global trade.

FIEO provides a crucial interface between the Indian exporters and various government agencies (DGFT, Customs, GST, RBI, Indian Embassies, ECGC, EIA etc.) international trade promotion organisations (WTO, ICC etc.), Financial Institutions, Ports, Railways, Surface Transport, Shipping Liners and all other entities engaged in Export Facilitation both within India and across the world.

FIEO provides a wide range of services to Indian exporters, including market research, trade information, export promotion activities, organising overseas trade fairs and exhibitions, training programs, and policy advocacy. The organisation plays a crucial role in representing the interests of Indian exporters and helping them navigate the complexities of international trade.

Indian exporters can avail e-RCMC, Certificate of Origin, Visa Recommendation Letters and attestation of EXIM documents from FIEO as part of value added services.

FIEO also works closely with the Government of India and the States to formulate policies related to foreign trade and represents the voice of Indian exporters in various forums and discussions. The Federation collaborates with leading industries and sectors to identify export opportunities, address challenges faced by exporters, and flag market access issues.

Overall, FIEO plays a pivotal role in supporting India’s Exporter community, fostering international trade, and contributing to the country’s economic growth.