Strap: CM attends round-table discussion with Singaporean companies; invites investment prospects
He said that his team would provide support at every level by understanding the specific requirements related to land, approvals, infrastructure, talent and policy support. On the third day of his Singapore visit, chief minister attended a round-table conference organised under the Singapore business forum, and held discussions on investment opportunities across various sectors with representatives of more than a dozen Singaporean companies, office-bearers of the Singapore business federation, industry representatives, investors and business leaders. The chief minister assured the participants that investors should bring opportunities and technology to Haryana, while facilitating investments and ensuring time-bound implementation would be the responsibility of the state government. He personally assured that he would ensure every investor coming from Singapore experiences speed in decision-making, reliability in implementation and confidence in governance in Haryana. He recalled that Singaporean companies have established a strong presence in India in technology, infrastructure, manufacturing, logistics and financial services. The objective now is to take this strong relationship forward in Haryana and north India with new investment opportunities, technology partnerships and shared growth.
Haryana chief minister Nayab Singh Saini on Tuesday said the state government’s aim is to increase investment in sectors such as semiconductors, green energy, warehousing and infrastructure with the cooperation of Singaporean companies.
Therefore, for any company seeking to establish a manufacturing unit, distribution centre or supply chain base in north India, Haryana offers a strong, capable and future-ready platform.”
“I have not come merely to showcase Haryana’s strengths, but to make Singaporean companies partners in a future in which Haryana will be among north India’s most trusted, modern and rapidly growing business destinations,” Saini said, adding that Gurugram is today one of the country’s leading corporate and technology hubs. Identifying electronics and semiconductor manufacturing as another key sector, Saini said that India’s ecosystem in this field is expanding rapidly. Haryana’s strategic location, strong industrial infrastructure, automobile and engineering base, and proximity to the NCR make it a natural destination for this sector. He invited Singaporean companies to consider Haryana as a potential investment partner for manufacturing, components, supply chains, research or technology partnerships. “Haryana has a strong network of industrial estates, expressways, highways, dedicated freight connectivity and modern logistics infrastructure.
