The role of the Export-Import (EXIM) Bank in enhancing national exports is significant, particularly through its financial support in the form of loans and advances. This paper analyzes the bank's role in increasing exports by providing export credit, trade finance, and project financing, which help mitigate financial risks and offer exporters the necessary capital to expand their reach in international markets. By focusing on the bank’s financing products and policies, the paper examines their impact on boosting export activities, improving competitiveness, and contributing to economic growth. Additionally, the study investigates how EXIM Bank’s initiatives foster sustainable export-driven development and support emerging economies in their global trade efforts.