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UNIDO is convening the B3C-Leaders’ Roundtable on ‘Rebuilding MSME Jobs in Times of Crisis’ on the 16th June, 2020. This is being organized under the initiative ‘Building Back Business from Crisis’, an online knowledge platform (www.b3cmsme.org) that provides hands on support, tips and hints to MSMEs to restart, recover and revitalize their business. We have Honourable Member of Parliament Shri Vinay Sahasrabuddhe (President of Indian Council for Cultural Relations by President of India, heads think tank Public Policy Research Centre, National Vice President of Bharatiya Janata Party) as the chief guest for the E-discussion.
