LUCKNOW: During the "Global Investors Summit" which plans to organise in January of next year, Uttar Pradesh government expects to attract Rs 10 lakh crore in industrial investment over the course of the following five years.
A government spokeswoman said that the UP has emerged as a dream destination for industrial investment and that Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath had ordered officials in all departments to step up their socks to propel the growth bandwagon to the next level now.
The chief minister told officials to aim for investments totaling Rs. 10 lakh crore via the occasion.
The chief minister said, "Narendra Modi's strategy of 'Reform, Perform and Transform', Uttar Pradesh is moving fast towards becoming the second largest economy of the country. As of now, it is at the number six. The "Uttar Pradesh Global Investor Summit" is a great opportunity to support Uttar Pradesh's new objectives. The government must put in the effort and aim for a Rs. 10 lakh crore investment target."
The chief minister added that the Global Investor Summit of UP should be widely publicised by holding roadshows in nations like the UK, the US, Canada, UAE, Sweden, Singapore, Netherlands, Israel, France, Germany, South Korea, Mauritius, Russia, and Australia with MSMEs as the focus of the first day.
"We must send our teams to these countries, so that a suitable environment of Uttar Pradesh may be created in countries of significance to the industrial world," he said, adding that Singapore proposing to join Uttar Pradesh a partner for the Global Investors' Summit was a matter of pride.
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