Goyal said that Madhya Pradesh has ample land, infrastructure, skilled resources and huge opportunities in agriculture, food processing, pharmaceuticals, automobiles, tourism, textiles, renewable energy.
New Delhi: Union Minister Piyush Goyal on Wednesday said that Madhya Pradesh was an ideal investment destination and called upon investors from across the world to be partners in the state's progress and development. He was addressing the Madhya Pradesh Global Investors Summit 2023 virtually.
Speaking about the many investment opportunities in Madhya Pradesh, Goyal said the state has ample land, infrastructure, skilled resources and huge opportunities in agriculture, food processing, pharmaceuticals, automobiles, tourism, textiles, renewable energy provides.
Goyal said that the Gross State Domestic Product of Madhya Pradesh grew by about 20% last year.
Appreciating Madhya Pradesh for making rapid progress in good governance, Goyal said that this shows the effect of the double engine government which is working to fulfill the Prime Minister's vision of rapid transformation.
He expressed confidence that the Green Hydrogen Mission launched by PM Narendra Modi in collaboration with the Government of Madhya Pradesh will help in bringing huge investments in several sectors especially in green hydrogen and renewable energy.
Goyal said that PM Modi has emphasized on several occasions that India's strength lies in its states and if India has to move forward, it is very important for the states to move forward.
In his remarks, Goyal said that a focused approach to infrastructure development, which in turn creates a strong foundation for economic growth, has always been the cornerstone of a developed economy. He said that Madhya Pradesh has also been a part of this journey of promoting infrastructure on a large scale.
The minister concluded by saying that India is clearly the bright spot in the world today, and hoped that Madhya Pradesh would lead from the front and continue to participate in the country's efforts to make India a developed nation over the next 25 years.
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