NEW DELHI 18 NOVEMBER 2020: Mr Dushyant Chautala, Deputy Chief Minister, Haryana today invited the industries and Start-Up companies to come and invest in Haryana.
Addressing the inaugural session of the FICCI Global Young Leaders Summit on Youth Icons: Inspiring New Generations organized by FICCI, the Deputy Chief Minister of Haryana said that the state offers a great strategic advantage, airports, land resources, talent and opportunities to invest in the millennium city.
He further mentioned that India as a country, is looking at young leaders across the globe, working to uplift the world economy post the COVID era. “The world has changed since the last nine months that has made us evolve in every vertical through digitization, including industries. India has taken large steps and the Prime Minister’s call for Atmanirbhar Bharat is providing a boost to the economy.
The centre approved Haryana Orbital Rail Corridor running along the Kundli-Manesar-Palwal Expressway, he stated, will be the much-needed rail bypass of Delhi making travel possible by train in different directions from the Millennium City.
Several large and foreign companies have expressed a desire to invest in Haryana. In a constructive development, he said, Japanese multinational electronic company, TDK Corporation owned ATL, which manufactures rechargeable lithium-ion polymer batteries, has acquired 180 acres of industrial land in Haryana which is a huge boost for the economic development in India.
“Haryana's New Industrial Policy will focus on employment generation, provide more facilities to the large industries and MSMEs to boost the investments in the state and overall industrial development,” said Mr Chautala.
Speaking on government policies Mr Chautala said, “We offer seed funds to new companies and will provide funding to 100 entrepreneurs to start up their industries.”
India has a huge advantage of skilled and young manpower out of which 55 per cent of our population are below forty and if we can utilize this we can capture the globe through collaborations with countries like Bangladesh and Sri Lanka to boost the young generation globally through technology, said the Deputy Chief Minister of Haryana.
