Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar recently attended the 10th Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit-2024 in Gandhinagar, where he held discussions with representatives from both Japanese and American corporate entities, inviting them to invest in Haryana. With the aim of attracting foreign investments, Khattar announced that the state government will establish a joint collaboration cell specifically for Japanese investors. This cell will work closely with Japanese representatives to expedite the plug-and-play model.
During the meetings with Japanese representatives, Khattar and the Japanese government reached a consensus on formulating a hydrogen policy in the area of clean and green energy, showcasing their commitment to environmentally-friendly solutions. Additionally, Khattar had a meeting with Microsoft India president Puneet Chandok, where they discussed collaboration in the field of artificial intelligence. A follow-up meeting with Microsoft representatives will be organized in Chandigarh to further explore potential partnerships and present the company’s roadmap.
Furthermore, Maruti Suzuki expressed its interest in adopting the plug-and-play policy and focusing on electric vehicles under the Haryana government’s e-vehicle policy. The company is currently in the process of identifying a suitable site to establish a plant in the state for this purpose.
Khattar also engaged in discussions with representatives from various other companies, including those from both Japan and the United States. These discussions covered a wide range of topics and potential collaborations, highlighting the global interest in investing in Haryana.
In addition to investment talks, Khattar proposed the establishment of an association named Haryana-Africa ties during the Indo-African Chamber of Commerce and Industry Seminar. This association aims to create a platform for mutual growth and foster socio-economic development between Haryana and African nations. Khattar emphasized the importance of traditional manufacturing as a significant source of employment for the youth and stressed the need for education and skill development policies to adapt to the evolving job market.
Overall, the chief minister’s efforts to attract international investors and forge beneficial partnerships demonstrate Haryana’s commitment to economic growth and development. By actively engaging with foreign entities and exploring various collaboration opportunities, Haryana aims to create a positive impact on its economy and foster mutual growth with international stakeholders.
The source of the article is from the blog agogs.sk