The government is working on an export strategy to further accelerate the country's goods and services shipments, Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal has said. He said the ministry is working on a "very" targeted manner to take the exports to USD 2 trillion by 2030 by addressing concerns of exporters and identifying areas of India's competitive advantages and strengths. "Export of both goods and services are doing good despite global challenges... We are working on an export strategy to see how we can fast track growth of exports of both goods and services," Goyal told PTI. In 2024-25, the exports are expected to cross USD 800 billion. It was USD 778 billion in the previous fiscal year. Asked about his expectations from the forthcoming Budget for exports, the minister said Prime Minister Narendra Modi has always been "very" supportive of the exporting community. "I am sure the Prime Minister and the finance minister (Nirmala Sitharaman) will always be proactive to support