Rajasthan woos investors from TS
The Hindu
Four firms commit ₹40,510 cr. investment at Invest Rajasthan roadshow in Hyderabad
A Rajasthan government delegation comprising three ministers and senior officials from departments focused on industrial development wooed Telangana investors on Thursday, highlighting the emerging industrial scenario and investment friendly policy framework of their State.
Participating in a roadshow here for the Invest Rajasthan 2022 summit, which is to be held on January 24-25 in Jaipur, Industries and Commerce Minister of Rajasthan Shakuntala Rawat said under Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot’s leadership, the State has created a policy framework to promote growth across all industrial sectors.
In an interaction, on the sidelines of the roadshow, Ms. Rawat said the response to the roadshows held in major cities was good with the event in Mumbai alone receiving investment commitment of around ₹2 lakh crore. Going beyond the MoUs, many companies have acquired land and started work on the projects. Invest Rajasthan 2022 will be a platform to showcase the investments and expected to emerge as a milestone in transformation of State’s industrial landscape
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