Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan addressed an interactive session on Wednesday evening during his Dubai visit. As the keynote speaker, Chouhan dwelt in detail on industrial possibilities in Madhya Pradesh and invited investors.
During discussions with Chouhan in the session, a number of investment proposals were received for tourism, food processing, renewable energy and infrastructure development sectors.
The investors present on the occasion evinced keen interest in investment in Madhya Pradesh. Almost all assured the Chief Minister to participate in Global Investors Summit in Indore in October.
At Dubai’s Hotel Crown Plaza, Chouhan gave information about the Global Investors Summit at Indore in October in the presence of large number of Dubai’s noted industrialists, investors and distinguished citizens. Chouhan specially underlined charismatic achievements of Madhya Pradesh in infrastructure development and agriculture sectors.
Chouhan hoped that Global Investors Summit will turn out to be a milestone for State’s industrial development and creation of job opportunities for youths. Chouhan invited investors to the State referring to policy of zero-tolerance for corruption in the State, industry-friendly policy, human resources, relatively cheaper labour power, efforts for skill development etc.
Industries Minister Yashodhara Raje Scindia also addressed the investors. She informed that any investor from the country or abroad interested in investment in Madhya Pradesh can obtain entire information online about land with just one click on the web portal.
At the outset, Secretary-General of Indian Business Promotion Council Naveen Kapoor greeted Chief Minister Chouhan with a bouquet.
National Anthem of India and United Arab Emirates were sung. Council’s president Paras Shahdadpuri delivered the welcome address. Madhya Pradesh’s Principal Secretary Industries Mohammad Sulaiman gave a presentation about investment possibilities in Madhya Pradesh. Council’s vice-president GS Vajpayee proposed a vote of thanks. Earlier, the guests exchanged mementoes. Interactive session was followed by dinner.