Lucknow: During an interaction with Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, a delegation of 45 senior professionals representing 25 leading Indian and international companies presented investment proposals worth around Rs. 6,500 crore for Uttar Pradesh.
The meeting focused on strengthening industrial growth and long-term development in the state.
Focus on Key Growth Sectors
According to the state government, the proposals involve setting up and expanding industrial units across multiple sectors. These include manufacturing, green energy, biorefineries, pharmaceuticals, food processing, and services. The discussions also covered the state’s industrial ecosystem, policy support, and future development roadmap.
The meeting was held under the aegis of the WMG Group and saw participation from CEOs, CFOs, directors, and senior executives. The delegation included representatives from global capability centres, finance, automotive, banking, beverages, and pharmaceutical sectors.
CM Highlights Transformation of Uttar Pradesh
Welcoming the delegation, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said Uttar Pradesh had suffered from political instability and negative perceptions for decades. He urged industry leaders to recognise the state’s ongoing transformation. He said earlier challenges have given way to safety, stability, and new opportunities.
Reassuring investors, the chief minister said capital is fully secure in the new Uttar Pradesh and development is assured. He stressed that the government is committed to providing a supportive environment for industry.
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