Lucknow: Corona epidemic has created a terrible situation in every state of the country. Meanwhile, companies are avoiding investing in the midst of COVID-19 crisis. In terms of population, there is good news for India's largest state UP. Over 6 Japanese companies have expressed their desire to invest here. According to the information received, Japanese companies like Miyachi Corp and Tokachi Corp have expressed great eagerness for investment.
According to the received sources, under the investment proposal, five units of fisheries, 100 MW solar park for irrigation as well as agri processing park are planned. It is being told that the proposal came out in a video conferencing between UP MSME, Micro Small, and Central Enterprises Minister Siddharth Nath Singh and Japanese companies on Tuesday. The conference was also attended by the Indian Ambassador to Japan Sanjay Verma.
Uttar Pradesh government is engaged in the exercise of investing in one lakh acres of land with GIS mapping (Geographical Information System) present in different parts. Large networks of expressway and air connectivity are also used to make better use in investment. Minister Siddharth Nath Singh says that between the COVID-19 multinational companies of other countries want to withdraw from China. There is a preparation to invest with international companies through this exercise. The minister says that we are discussing with different countries.
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