The Chief Minister of Haryana Manohar Lal
Khattar oversaw signing of five major Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs)
covering an intention to invest in projects worth INR 180 billion or
over SGD 3.8 billion in his first visit to Singapore. The signing of
MoUs took place during an investment road show held in the Shangri La
Hotel, which was attended by leading entrepreneurs, captains of
industries across sectors, bankers and consultants.
Vipul Goel, Minister of Industries and Commerce, Haryana and Sudhir Rajpal, Principal Secretary to Government of Haryana Industries & Commerce Department, also made strong pitches to attract investments across sectors in Haryana. The state is planning to radically transform its infrastructure in the coming years and replicate the success of Gurugram, erstwhile Gurgaon, across other cities and towns of Haryana.
Making a strong pitch for Haryana as a preferred investment destination for Singapore investors, Manohar Lal Khattar, Chief Minister, said, “Haryana provides a very conducive eco-system for growth of enterprises and you all are welcome to invest in the state.”
Sharing his vision for Haryana, the Chief Minister added, “We aim at promoting Haryana as a vibrant and competitive destination internationally. We want to make the state a corporate capital, an industrial hub and a residential and entertainment centre while retaining the edge it enjoys in manufacturing, services and knowledge sectors.”
“It is going to be Destination Haryana all the way during the coming years. A clear vision, political will, good governance, empathy, empowerment, partnership and creativity will be the keywords to drive the future growth and success of Haryana,” he elaborated.
MoUs signed during the roadshow were with YCH Logistics for logistics projects, Ascendas Singbridge for townships and logistics, Meinhardt for aviation hub, industrial infrastructure and smart cities, Adonis for projects around wellness, Equis Pte for transmission, power distribution, affordable housing, green power generation, bio-ethanol and grain drying yards.
Vipul Goel, Minister of Industries and Commerce, Haryana and Sudhir Rajpal, Principal Secretary to Government of Haryana Industries & Commerce Department, also made strong pitches to attract investments across sectors in Haryana. The state is planning to radically transform its infrastructure in the coming years and replicate the success of Gurugram, erstwhile Gurgaon, across other cities and towns of Haryana.
Making a strong pitch for Haryana as a preferred investment destination for Singapore investors, Manohar Lal Khattar, Chief Minister, said, “Haryana provides a very conducive eco-system for growth of enterprises and you all are welcome to invest in the state.”
Sharing his vision for Haryana, the Chief Minister added, “We aim at promoting Haryana as a vibrant and competitive destination internationally. We want to make the state a corporate capital, an industrial hub and a residential and entertainment centre while retaining the edge it enjoys in manufacturing, services and knowledge sectors.”
“It is going to be Destination Haryana all the way during the coming years. A clear vision, political will, good governance, empathy, empowerment, partnership and creativity will be the keywords to drive the future growth and success of Haryana,” he elaborated.
MoUs signed during the roadshow were with YCH Logistics for logistics projects, Ascendas Singbridge for townships and logistics, Meinhardt for aviation hub, industrial infrastructure and smart cities, Adonis for projects around wellness, Equis Pte for transmission, power distribution, affordable housing, green power generation, bio-ethanol and grain drying yards.
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