Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) said the seven day fair will start from June 11.
FIEO President Ganesh Kumar Gupta said the fair provides a platform to exporters to exhibit their items and interact with buyers.
He will also participate in the China-South Asia Business Forum.
Participants are from various sectors such as leather, jute, textile, garments, handicrafts spices, cosmetics and jewellery, he said in a statement.
"This event will be a good opportunity for Indian businesses to showcase their products and establish trade linkages with not only China, but also with countries of South-East Asia," he added.
In 2016-17, the trade gap stood at USD 51 billion as against USD 52.7 billion in the previous fiscal.
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