Strap: Haryana CM says there is a need to bring together Singapore’s expertise and opportunities available in Haryana
“Investor’s time should not be spent on files and approvals, but on business and growth. Prominent Singapore industrialists, distinguished representatives from various sectors and Chhattisgarh chief minister Vishnu Deo Sai were also present at the programme. The objective of the programme was to discuss various aspects of mutual cooperation between Haryana and Singapore, besides promoting infrastructure and industries in Haryana in future. The objective of the SING Forum is to transform discussions into action and results. “Explore Haryana, Gurugram, Manesar, industrial clusters, logistics connectivity and the technology ecosystem…We will work with you to build it.
Stating that Haryana has strengthened its investor facilitation system, chief minister said that the focus of the state government is now not only on ease of doing business but also on “speed of doing business”. Investors will receive not only land or incentives, but also speed, support, certainty and responsive governance,” Saini said while inviting Singapore’s business leaders to invest in Haryana. “It is a platform to further strengthen trust, friendship and cooperation between two countries and two economies,” Saini said, adding that the relationship between India and Singapore is not limited to trade and investment. Saini said that the time has come to take India-Singapore relations from government-to-government to business-to-business, from investment to partnership, from partnership to ecosystem and from dialogue to delivery. Haryana is fully prepared to be a partner with Singapore in this journey, he said. The relationship between the government and industry should not be limited to giving and receiving approvals; it should be a partnership,” he said and called upon the Singaporean companies to come to Haryana, invest and further strengthen the partnership. The chief minister said that Singapore has shown the world how an economy can be transformed through vision, discipline and partnership. At the same time, he said, Haryana is also entering a new phase.
Investor’s time should be spent on business and growth and not on files and approvals, chief minister (CM) Nayab Singh Saini said on Monday while participating in a programme organised under the SING (Singapore India Network for Growth) forum on second day of his Singapore visit, assuring investors that his government’s goal is not only to establish Haryana as an industrial powerhouse but also as India’s innovation capital. Addressing senior representatives of the industry, Saini said that today’s platform is not merely a forum for discussions on investment or business.
