The Union Cabinet approved the Export Promotion Mission (EPM) as a flagship structural reform in India's trade policy, with a total outlay of ₹25,060 crore for the period FY 2025–26 to FY 2030–31. The EPM marks a strategic shift from the previous system of fragmented, sector-specific export support schemes to a single, outcome-based and digitally driven framework designed to accelerate India's export growth trajectory and achieve the target of USD 2 trillion in total exports by 2030-31. The Mission consolidates multiple existing export incentive and market development schemes under one administrative roof, enabling better tracking of outcomes, reducing duplication, and aligning support with high-priority export sectors identified in India's Foreign Trade Policy. Key components include: enhanced Market Access Initiatives (MAI) for Indian exporters; strengthened Export Credit Guarantee Corporation (ECGC) coverage to reduce financing risk; technology upgradation support for export-oriented MSMEs; and a dedicated digital platform for exporter facilitation, compliance, and real-time export data analytics. The EPM also incorporates support for services exports — India's fastest growing export category — particularly IT/ITeS, tourism, and professional services. For Rajasthan, the EPM is significant as the state is a major exporter of handicrafts, textiles, gems and jewellery, and agro-products. Rajasthan's handicraft and textile exporters, many of whom are small artisans and weavers, are expected to benefit from the enhanced MSME-focused export support, market access facilitation, and export credit guarantee coverage provided under the Mission.