State to offer extended help to investors

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Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav said that investors who have signed MoU with the state government in the UP Investment Forum Summit held in Dubai would be extended all possible help.

"Because of industry-friendly polices of the UP government, many national and international investors have shown interest in investing in the state," Yadav said in a statement issued in lucknow on Monday.

In the Dubai Investment Summit recently Bin Jayad Group has signed an MoU to invest Rs 18000 crore, Elana Sons Pvt ltd Rs 1000 crore and Sharaf Group $ 100 million in Uttar Pradesh.

The Bin Jayad group has agreed to invest in Samajwadi Purvanchal Expressway and Theme park. The Sharaf Group will set up logistic parks, cold chain and air freight stations.

"All these investors would be provided all facilities. Their problems would be solved through single window. Government will play the role of facilitator and will solve all problems they these companies might face," Yadav said.

Some companies have also shown interest in skill development. The investment details of these companies 

would be finalized soon, government spokesman said in a statement issued here.

Meanwhile, Yadav had a meeting with Union Water Resources Minister Uma Bharati and showed his 

government’s commitment to clean all major rivers including Ganga and Yamuna. He informed the Union minister that the state has initiated projects to clean Varuna in Varanasi and Saryu in Ayodhya from state’s own resources. He requested the Union minister to release a fund of Rs 10,827 crore from NABARD from Irrigation.

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