Renowned Industrialists from the country and abroad and representatives of the partner countries participating in the global investor’s summit-2016 at the Brilliant Convention Centre at Indore appreciated the development of Madhya Pradesh. The participants lauded Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan for his commendable leadership and commitment for development of the state.
Under Secretary of United Kingdom Alok Sharma said that India and Britain are naturally and economically ideological allies. Both the countries share common interest on the subjects of terrorism, climate change etc. Britain is with India for the concept of 'Make in India' and 'Develop India'.
The Co-Chairman of Hinduja Automotiv Gopichand Hinduja said that I am a British Citizen but with an Indian heart. Mentioning his first visit to the state Hinduja said that Chief Minister Chouhan has an amazing personality. He said that his group’s expert’s team is searching for the investment opportunities in the State.
The parliamentary Secretary of Singapore Mohammad Faizal Ibhrahim said that commendable efforts are being made in India in the field of technology. The coming up of smart city has uplifted the interest of investors from Singapore to invest in India and Madhya Pradesh.
Chairman of Birla group Kumar Mangalam Birla said that his group is working in the state for many years. He said that the Aditya Birla group is going to set up two new units of ultra tech cements along with working on investment worth Rs. 20 thousand crore.
Chairman of ADAG group Anil Ambani said that the Reliance group is giving effective cooperation in the development of the state. For the next 25 years Reliance Power plant will provide electricity at the rate of 1 `. 20 paisa per unit to the state.
Abdullah Saleh of UAE said that Emirates have invested about 10 million dollar in India of which 4 million dollar as FDI.15 percent of exports from our country is being imported by India. He said that Emirates have invested about 10 million dollar in India of which 4 million dollar as FDI.15 percent of exports from our country is being imported by India.
Japan Ambassador Kenji Hirametsu said that there is wide investment opportunity in the field of food processing and ITC in India and Madhya Pradesh. Also better opportunities have emerged in the state due to surplus power, availability of water, land bank and GST.
South Korean Ambassador Hencho said that bilateral business opportunities are wide in India and Madhya Pradesh where Korea has global companies and high technology, India has market and food grains.