CM Meets Representatives of Various Companies in New Delhi
Punjab Newsline, Chandigarh –
Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini said the state government is working with a clear focus on strengthening investor confidence and ensuring transparency in policies. He said Haryana is among the best states for industrial investment, offering a highly conducive and business-friendly environment. The Chief Minister was interacting with investors in New Delhi on Saturday.
During the meetings, Saini met representatives of several international companies to discuss investment opportunities in Haryana and understand their future plans. He said the state government is formulating policies that further strengthen investor trust. Transparency in governance remains a key priority, and efforts are being made to ensure that government approvals are granted in minimum time and at a faster pace.
Agreement Between European Union MSMEs and Haryana MSMEs
Saini said that the agreement between India and the European Union will benefit industries in Haryana. He announced the formation of a Haryana–European Working Group. The primary objective of this group will be to facilitate matchmaking between MSMEs of the European Union and MSMEs of Haryana so that the requirements of European industries can be fulfilled by enterprises in Haryana. This will provide significant benefits to the state’s industries. He added that parts and components required by foreign companies will be identified and linked with manufacturing companies in Haryana.
Continuous Availability of Land for Industries
CM said that HSIIDC is continuously making land available for setting up industries in the state. Separate industrial zones are being developed, and the state government is establishing 10 new Industrial Model Townships (IMTs). He also met representatives of companies that are currently exploring land options for setting up industries in Haryana.
Haryana to Soon Introduce Policy for Global Capability Centres
Saini said that companies across the world are expanding operations in different countries, leading to a rapid rise in Global Capability Centres (GCCs). The state government will soon introduce a new policy for Global Capability Centres. This policy will make it easier for companies that wish to establish GCCs in Haryana.