Dehradun: Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami unveiled the logo and website of Uttarakhand Global Investors Summit recently. The event will be held in Dehradun in December this year. An investment target of Rs 2.5 lakh crore has been set, CM Dhami announced during the launch.
This target also includes sectors like agriculture and horticulture, tourism and wellness, and health and education.
For the event that will be held on December 8-9 in Dehradun, 27 new policies have been implemented, along with new reforms and a land bank of 6 thousand acres has been prepared in the state for the event. A land bank is a process where a land aggregator buys blocks of land in small proportions across different locations with the objective of selling it for a profit or to develop infrastructure.
“This summit is a big opportunity for the state,” said CM Dhami. “We should take maximum advantage of this Investor Summit and bring maximum investment within the state.”
Dhami assured that investors will be met with a positive environment in the state, adding that big industrial houses and groups, along with entities willing to expand their activities, are enthusiastic about investing in the state.
According to CM Dhami, the state government is constantly in touch with the industry and its major organizations, taking into consideration several suggestions during talks held on August 17 in Dehradun and August 21 in Delhi. On the basis of these talks, several reforms have been made in Micro, Small, Medium Enterprises (MSME) policy, solar policy, service sector policy and logistics policy.
Chief Secretary SS Sandhu said that the investments made during the Global Investors Summit will help create job opportunities and improve the quality of life of the people of Uttarakhand.
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