Deputy CM reached Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit-2024
Puinjab Newsline, Chandigarh, January 10 –
Haryana Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala said that Haryana is poised to become the future hub of the country's industrial revolution, boasting a conducive environment for investors. The state government is actively offering various facilities to attract and support industries establishing their presence in Haryana.
The Deputy CM shared this information during a discussion with Her Excellency Marissa Gerrards, the Ambassador of the Netherlands to India. Chautala was in Gandhinagar to participate in the Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit 2024 and took the opportunity to visit the "Haryana Pavilion" during the event.
The Deputy Chief Minister, during the presentation of the proposal for industrial investment to Her Excellency Marissa Gerrards, the Ambassador of the Netherlands, and representatives from various countries, said that Haryana is poised to be the golden future of the country in the realm of industrial revolution. The state boasts robust airport, railway, and road infrastructure.
Highlighting Haryana's status as a preferred investment destination, the Deputy Chief Minister expressed confidence in the state's continual appeal to investors. Despite the challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic, Haryana witnessed significant investments from prominent companies, including the establishment of Maruti Suzuki's plant.
The state government remains committed to supporting Haryana's vision of contributing to India's goal of becoming a 5 trillion-dollar economy. To achieve this, there is a focus on implementing efficient policies, ensuring quality infrastructure, facilitating ease of doing business, fostering an industry-friendly environment, and providing a competitive incentive structure.
Several effective measures have been undertaken by the state government to create a favorable environment for industries and trade. Timely delivery of government services, along with financial incentives for industrialists, traders, and investors, is a priority. Additionally, the state is actively working towards doubling exports in the near future, further contributing to economic growth and development.
In addition to meeting with Marisa Gerrards, the Deputy Chief Minister also engaged with representatives from various other countries, extending invitations for potential investments in the state.
Netherlands Counselor Economic Affairs Joost Geijer, Chief Representative India Trade and Investment Commissioner Amlan Bora, President of DSM Firmenich Company Rahul Jalan, Founder of Scoten Henk Scoten were also present on this occasion.