‘Invest Haryana Program’ at Dubai to attract industrial investment

A team from state government Haryana led by Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khatter comprising of Dushyant Chautala Deputy Chief Minister,  D.S. Dhesi Senior Chief Secretary, Anand Mohan Sharan Additional Chief Secretary Industry,  B.Umashankar, Chief Secretary HSIIDC and Vikas Gupta  Managing Director HSIIDC recently attended ‘Invest Haryana Program’ at Dubai organized by Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) in which several investors from Dubai along with Sultan Ahmed Bin were present and most of them expressed interest to invest in Haryana.

Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khatter briefed various facilities available to the investors setting up industry in Haryana state provided by the government. Khatter briefed few prominent facilities available to those investing in the state which include Haryana state have well connectivity with national capital Delhi and other prominent cities in the country, availability of electricity and water for 24 hours, single window system including availability of manufacturing licenses under a roof available to industry entrepreneurs  as such Haryana state has been identified third as regard Ease of Doing Business in the Country and above all a Skill University having large number of training programs in different sectors has been set up at Palwal to provide trained work force to industry in the state.

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While addressing a large gathering, Khatter said that Haryana state has become the first choice for industrial investors because of developing global city at Gurugram, a integrated multi model logistics hub at Nangal Choudhari, integrated aviation hub at Hisar, a integrated manufacturing cluster at Hisar and a electronics manufacturing cluster at Sohna. Talking to visitors in the seminar Anand Mohan Sharan told that 34 Industrial Model Towns (IMT) in 2854 acres area are being set up in Haryana state as such the state has become first choice for industrial investment in the country.          

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