MP’s new industrial policy is industry-friendly: CM `Chouhan
Thursday - October 26, 2017 2:48 am ,
Category : MADHYA PRADESH
Madhya Pradesh committed to double income of farmers
CM Chouhan at US-India Strategic Partnership Forum
CM Chouhan at US-India Strategic Partnership Forum
Bhopal: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that after making all essential infrastructure needed for industrial development in Madhya Pradesh, now the resolve is to double the income of farmers. Chouhan was addressing a business seminar organized under the US-India Strategic Forum at Washington D.C. Chouhan informed about the countless benefits of the new industrial policy of Madhya Pradesh to companies and investors showing interest in investment in Madhya Pradesh and invited them to the state. He said that the new industrial policy of Madhya Pradesh is totally industry-friendly.
Chouhan said that Madhya Pradesh has progressed in every field in the last one decade. He explained in detail how irrigation area has increased in one decade and how investment started in new fields like food processing. Chouhan said that food is reaching our dining tables directly from the fields due to strong logistics infrastructure. He said that the focus is fully on organic farming now which is also being expanded. He appealed to the investors to visit Madhya Pradesh with their delegation and reap benefits of investment possibilities.
CM Chouhan said that skills of 7.5 lakh youths are being enhanced every year in Madhya Pradesh. These Youths are capable enough to take up the responsibility of all kinds of industries with their talent and capacity. Several types of discounts are being granted to the new industrial projects. Several foreign companies showed interest in investment in the fields like defence, production, storage, cheap flights etc.
Principal Secretary Industry Mohammed Suleman gave a detailed presentation on policy-based reforms that promote state’s industrial scenario and industries. America’s business community, industrialists, intellectuals, commerce experts and heads of multinational companies took part in the forum.-Windowtonews