FICCI Names Anant Swarup as Secretary General, Takes Charge from April 14, 2026
Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) has appointed the Anant Swarup as its new Secretary General and took the charge as from the April 14th 2026. He had over the three decades of the experience in fields like the public policy, trade and regulatory frameworks. His appointment comes at a important time for the India’s economic and industrial growth.
The appointment of Anant Swarup marks the important step to enhanced the FICCI’s leadership structure.
The FICCI is the India’s leading industry bodies and it plays the important role to bridge the gap between government and industry.
Swarup’s vast experience is expected to help the organization by navigating the complex economic challenges, promoting trade and to support policy reforms which will benefit the Indian businesses.
Also the Jyoti Vij will continue to her role as the Director General and will ensures the continuity in leadership.
He brings the more than 30 years of diverse experience across the government and international platforms.
He is the 1992-batch officer of the Indian Railway Personnel Service (IRPS) and has hold the several high-level positions.
Which includes the,
His career span showcases the deep expertise in the trade policy, logistics, regulatory reforms and the international negotiations.
He had the exceptional background academic background further supports his leadership role. He holds:
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