IFJAS 2025 Opens at Expo Mart with Over 200 Exhibitors, Buyers from 40+ Countries

Greater Noida/Delhi NCR – 4th July 2025 – The 19th edition of Indian Fashion Jewellery & Accessories show (IFJAS), being held at the India Expo Centre from 4th to 6th July 2025, was inaugurated today by Dr. Neeraj Khanna, Chairman, EPCH, in the esteemed presence of Dr. Rakesh Kumar, Director General in a role of Chief Mentor, EPCH and Chairman, IEML; Sagar Mehta, Vice Chairman, EPCH; J. P. Singh, President, IFJAS 2025 and Mohd Rais, Vice President, IFJAS 2025. The occasion was also graced by Members Committee of Administration, EPCH – Raj Kumar Malhotra, Ravi K Passi, Avdesh Agarwal, Pradip Muchhala, Simrandeep Singh Kohli; Lekhraj Maheshwari and Prince Malik; as well as R. K. Verma, Executive Director, EPCH and Rajesh Rawat, Additional Executive Director, EPCH, exhibitors, trade members, press & media.

Speaking at the inauguration, Dr. Neeraj Khanna, Chairman, EPCH, wished all exhibitors and buyers, the best of business. He emphasized that the show serves as a vital platform for businesses in the fashion jewellery and fashion accessories to establish their identity and foster brand recognition. “The aim is to build confidence and brand loyalty, not just achieve short-term transactions. IFJAS offers immense opportunity to learn, stay updated with emerging trends, and understand market strategies,” he said. He also informed that buyers from over 40 countries are expected to participate in this edition.

The Chairman, EPCH outlined his strategic vision for the exports of Indian handicrafts, titled, “3 Guna 30 Tak – Confidence, Capabilities, Capacity”. This focuses on regional empowerment, digital transformation and international competitiveness. He further shared that this renewed push for inclusive growth, capacity building and visionary planning reflects Council’s unwavering commitment to strengthening India’s position as a global leader in handicrafts.

Dr. Rakesh Kumar, Director General in the role of Chief Mentor, EPCH and Chairman, IEML, stated IFJAS provides an exclusive sourcing platform featuring India’s leading manufacturers of fashion jewellery and accessories. “Buyers are already showing strong interest, with many new visitors expressing satisfaction over the curated displays and business environment. Several have expressed a clear preference to continue sourcing from the connections established through IFJAS over the years,” he emphasised.

Sagar Mehta, Vice Chairman, EPCH acknowledged the positive response from overseas buyers and their growing interest in Indian craftsmanship. He remarked, “The fashion shows being held during the fair are a key attraction, where models present exquisite and trend-forward pieces in jewellery and accessories.”

J. P. Singh, President, IFJAS 2025, highlighted the show’s objective of strengthening global trade linkages while celebrating India’s artisanal excellence. “This edition features participation from artisan entrepreneurs across the country including craftspeople from Arunachal Pradesh, Bihar, Delhi, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Varanasi and various other parts of India,” he said. Mohd Rais, Vice President, IFJAS 2025, reiterated the show’s commitment to promoting India’s diverse regional crafts and creating meaningful engagement between artisans and global buyers.

R. K. Verma, Executive Director, EPCH, shared that around 200 exhibitors from across India are showcasing a wide spectrum of fashion jewellery, accessories, and components. “The fair offers a unique opportunity to explore individual style statements and identify sourcing opportunities, especially in components – a segment where India continues to be a preferred destination for many global buyers,” he added.

The show continues until 6th July 2025, offering curated showcases, thematic displays, fashion presentations and buyer-seller interactions aimed at expanding India’s global footprint in the fashion jewellery and accessories sector.