Bharatiya Janata Party Madhya Pradesh president and MP Nandkumar Singh Chouhan said that after occupying topmost slot in the field of agriculture, Madhya Pradesh is now moving fast on the path of bringing in industrial revolution.
Chouhan in a statement here on Tuesday said, “Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan is encouraging the industrialists and investors to invest in the State by simplifying the investment policy of State.”
Chouhan said that the BJP Government of the State has spent `745 crore in infrastructure development in order to extend the basic facilities during the past decade. In the coming time the State Government would spent `3,022 for establishing 27 new industrial centers while `981 crore have been sanctioned for extending modern facilities in 13 existing industrial centers that would prove useful for the industrialists who would participate in the Global Investors Summit to invest in the State, he added.
He said that in view of development many foreign companies are operated in the State. During the investors summit beginning in Indore from Wednesday emphasis would be laid on increasing the foreign participation. Rules are simplified in the investment policy to encourage investors to invest in the State, he added.
He said that by doing arrangement of single window summit for the investors has made registration process simple under the intension to invest. The State Government is making efforts to attract investments in the field of dairy, agriculture and its subsidiary business, micro irrigation, warehousing, transportation and minerals, he added.
The BJP State president said that per cent of milk production in the State is more than 8 per cent hence efforts would be made to increase possibilities of investment in this sector so that income of farmers associated with this business could be increased.