Uttar Pradesh Global Investors Summit 2023 is set to be held in Lucknow from February 10 to 12, and the administration is reaching out to other Indian states along with several countries, seeking investment opportunities and inviting them to participate in the event.
As per officials, fruitful discussions regarding industrial investment in Uttar Pradesh were held between the Uttar Pradesh CM and German Ambassador. They also talked about the strong economic ties between India and Germany.
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As part of the Uttar Pradesh government's push to draw investors to the Global Investors Summit 2023, Team Yogi is set to hold its seventh domestic in Bengaluru on Monday, as per an official statement.
Punjab chief minister Bhagwant Singh Mann has arrived in Mumbai on a two-day visit for the "Invest Punjab Summit". He will meet different investors in the city to invite them to the state.
Foreign investors are apparently cautious amid risks of the potential return of Covid, besides looming global recession worries as flagged by various agencies.
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Saturday while inaugurating the Investors Meet attacked the Central government stating Centre's public debt is more than Kerala's. He also attacked the opposition for not attending the investor's meet.
In the meeting, the people's representatives apprised the CM about the regional public aspirations regarding the new development works and also put forward their proposals in this regard.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Saturday flagged off the 'Run for G-20 Walkathon' being organised in four cities of the state to spread mass awareness about the G-20 Summit to be held in February.
Chinese-invested Hongshi Cement Industry, which is Nepal's largest cement company, has reached a stage of "drowning due to its internal disputes", EPardafas reported, adding that Nepalese investors left the board of directors after the economic situation of the industry was in crisis due to