Ambassador of Czech Republic to India Milan Hovorka said that Uttar Pradesh was full of diversity and investment in the state would facilitate exchange of cultural and traditional values.
Delivering the keynote address during Czech Republic Partner Country session on the second day of Investors’ Summit on Thursday, Hovorka said that there were ample opportunities of investment in the Indian economy.
“Besides business in food processing industry, there were a lot of employment opportunities in service sector and the Czech government was willing to tap these sectors,” the Ambassador said.
Hovorka said, “The Czech government is interested to work in Uttar Pradesh in these sectors on a large scale and we want to lay emphasis on giving technical education. At present UP has an investment-friendly atmosphere and we want to invest in such a good atmosphere.”
The Ambassador said that his country was busy promoting traditional craft arts, film industry and similar industries.
On this occasion several industrial bodies working as partners with the Czech government gave their presentations.
CEO of Skoda Auto Pvt. ltd. Martin Navratil, stros Esquire’s Sales and Marketing Director, Jan Rott, Mikroelektronika’s Area Sales Manager, Michal Kudrnac, Elcomponics’s Managing Director, S.N. Dwivedi, AlINZ Group’s Managing Director Inderjeet Pruthi, CINK Hydro-Energy KS Director Rejji Dikrooj, MIl Vehicles’s Senior Vice President Radim Tchor and Bohemia Beer Pvt. ltd. Director Rakesh Dhawan gave respective presentations and expressed keenness to invest in UP.