Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath directed that all pending proposals of investment in Uttar Pradesh be disposed of as any delay created hurdles in smooth pace of development in the state.
“Dispose of of all investment proposals before commencement of ‘Investors Summit-2018’ in luknow later this month,” the Chief Minister directed officials during a review meeting in lucknow late on Wednesday night.
Yogi said that any delay in disposing of investment proposals created problem in development of the state and hence the officers must ensure that all such proposals be cleared without any further delay. He also warned of stern action if any laxity was found on part of the officials.
Yogi said that ‘Investors Summit’ was a golden opportunity to improve the image of the state before everyone and project the state as investor-friendly.
The Chief Minister further said that Agro and Food Processing, Dairy, Textile, Renewable Energy, Tourism, Civil Aviation, Electronics, IT and Start-up, Film, MSME etc were the main focus sectors in the state and special efforts should be made for their growth by disposing of all proposals.
Yogi also directed officers that in areas where no clear policy had been laid out so far, a decision must be taken without any further delay. He said that to boost private investment in the Solar Energy Farm, logistic Park, E-logistic Park, Pharma Park and Industrial Park etc special efforts be made by the departments concerned.
The CM also said that the potential investors in Health and Power sector be tapped and a dialogue with interested parties be made so that all hurdles could be cleared for inviting them to invest in Uttar Pradesh.
He also directed officials to look for private investments in Urban and Rural Solid Waste Management, Sewerage System, and drinking water etc. He also stressed on improving transportation facilities in the state and to increase use of electrical vehicles. He instructed that promotion of food processing units be given priority as it boosted the income of farmers.
Meanwhile on Thursday, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath also met Ambassdor of Malaysia Datu Hidayat Abdul Hameed and discussed developing Gharmukteshwar as Rs Vedic City.
laying emphasis on promotion of better ties with Malaysia, Yogi said that the state was working on making Ganga clean so that Malaysia could help in facilitating better water supply, sewerage, solid waste management, and urban transportation system etc.
Yogi also directed that besides taking up cleaning of Ganga in Gharmukhteshwar, officers must assure proper forestation on it’s banks. He also asked them to improve road and other connectivity, hotels and shelter homes etc so more and more people could attend the fair organised there. He also asked the Malaysian Ambassador of facilitating latest technology for building up cheaper houses for the poor.