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Objectives:
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To promote trade, commerce, industry and mining and tourism.
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To coordinate between state and central government authorities
on one side and industry associations, chambers of commerce
& industries N.G.O. etc. on other side on matters related
to implementation of policies, rules regulations and matters
effecting growth of industry.
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To reduce poverty through micro enterprise development in selected
sectors.
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To organize seminars, symposiums and workshops on subjects of
interests to Industry, Trade and Commerce.
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To maintain effective interaction with Central and State Governments,
Financial Institutions, N.G.O.'s and Developmental Agencies
for effective implementation of socio-economic and industrial
promotional projects.
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To serve as an effective information bureau for trade and industry.
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To provide and arrange facilities for exchange of ideas and
information on subjects of common interest to local community
and Government bodies.
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To establish contacts with trade representatives, organizations,
associates of foreign countries in India to facilitate study
tours and exchange visits.
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To help in establish import-export consortia, organize sub contracting
exchange and joint marketing agencies.
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To help in establishing collaborations & technology transfer
(both national and international).
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To provide professional management services.
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To undertake studies, surveys research projects etc in textiles:
wool and woolen products; rural art, craft & culture and
agro- products processing etc.
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To develop and operate common facilities centers.
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To organize, conduct and/or participate national and international
exhibitions, seminars, conferences, workshops etc.
VISION
RCCI to become a model chamber of commerce and to act as a catalyst
for accelerating development by changing and influencing systems,
in addition to its traditional role. It needs to contribute towards
effective &  sustainable
economic and social development in Rajasthan through MSE-promotion
partly through its interventions and largely through policy influence
on central and state agencies.
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